I remembered I had a lovely french dishcloth that I bought at a street market in St. Rémy with a scene of a lavender field.
Thursday, June 13, 2019
Dreaming about Provence
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Bonnie, the light and shadows in your garden are ethereal...so lovely. Your hydrangeas are beautiful and the bistro table and chairs are sitting perfectly amongst the blooms. I also love Provence and visited in 2012, I think. We were there in the fall and missed the fields of lavender, I would love to return just to see and smell those fields. I also keep lavender hand wash, soaps, and candles. I have beautiful memories of all of our trips, and I enjoyed hearing about yours. Happy Friday, it is rather cool here this morning and I love it!
ReplyDeleteThat has such a lovely feel to it! Beautiful flowers -- I adore hydrangeas -- and with that little table and chairs it does feel like a garden in France. Someday I'll visit Provence but until I do, I think this photo captures what I think and hope this area would be! Are you going to do post anything for Paris in July at Tamara's blog this year?
ReplyDeleteBonnie, a lovely post. I, too, dream of Provence. Although, we have never been there - we do plan to go. There are many places in that area I would love to see and one is the little village of Mougins. I can only imagine that the fields of lavender would be a glorious sight. This post made my heart especially happy this morning. Wishing you a beautiful day and weekend.
ReplyDeleteOh how beautiful Bonnie and lavender hand soap is going on my must get list! Provence is such a magical place, how lucky to stumble upon the abbey from your book! Your garden is stunning with the dappled sunlight, what a delightful spot to enjoy~
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Oh Bonnie, I love your post on Provence, it triggers my memories and trip to the South of France. I think I have the same tea towel. I on'y wish I could have been there right before the Lavender was harvested. We did see some but it was beginning to loose it's color. I love how you move your bistro table and chairs for tablescapes with your beautiful hydrangeas in the background. I do that when my roses are blooming. I think it is awesome you found the Abby in the book. Happy Weekend Bonnie. We are visiting our kids through the weekend.......
ReplyDeleteA very beautiful memory and a beautiful vignette in your garden. I love everything lavender. Your bistro table and chairs are perfect for moving around in your garden. This was a very delightful post. Added joy to my day.
ReplyDeleteBonnie I love your bistro table nestled among your hydrangeas....and in my mind's eye, I pictured it sitting among the lavender in Provence. Sigh! I am so grateful to have met you through our blog hops because, after I started following you, I have fallen in love with blue and white....and with Provence, which I hope the Captain and I will visit during the lavender blooming month of June. Thank you for your inspiration.
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How lovely and such sweet memories that you have shared . Girl, loving that darling table and chairs and beautiful blooms . I know that must have been a wonderful trip down memory lane for you as you created such beauty . Hugs and blessings , Cindy
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I always love visiting your beautiful garden, Bonnie. Your setting of the table with the hydrangeas is so dreamy and peaceful. I love the scent of lavender, too, and even have it for my dish soap. I'll look forward to seeing your tablescape tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteI’ve had a hard time commenting but found I can do it from my phone. I do hope you get to see the beautiful lavender fields in person someday.
ReplyDeleteBonnie, I hope you are enjoying the summer. Provence is gorgeous. Your bistro set looks so lovely within your gorgeous hydrangeas. I love, love those blooms. I have two on each side of our door. I wish we had more shade, so I can add more. It must have been heavenly to see the lavender fields in Provence. Memories are such wonderful treasures.
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