We are so lucky, living where we do, as the roads around us are often used for professional cycle races, […]
Tag Archive for ‘provence’
Mont Ventoux and an unplanned ride
Sitting in the north of the Vaucluse, on the border with the Drome, Mont Ventoux dominates the sky-line. This mountain, […]
Up, Up and Away
Cycling along the Veloroute du Calavon in the cool of the early mornings, in summer, I often catch sight of […]
The tranquil Toulourenc
We love the long, hot summer days here, getting up early and heading off on the bikes, arriving home before […]
Stepping back in time at Simiane
If you are a regular reader of the blog, you will know that the Boulangerie at Simiane-La-Rotonde, just across the […]
Reminders of the Resistance in Provence
In the centre of the pretty village of Saint Saturnin les Apt is a peaceful square (home to the vibrant […]
Quatre-Vingt-Quatre. Le Vaucluse
I have to thank a follower on Twitter for suggesting quatre-vingt-quatre, as an option for Q, as I wanted to […]
Purple Provence. Lavender Season in the Vaucluse
I love our little corner of Provence, all year round, but there is something incredibly special about the time of […]
The Ochres of the Luberon
Looking out of the window, as I am sitting at the table writing, I can hardly see the Mourre Nègre […]
Nice walks in the Luberon
I was going to leave walks until W, on this A to Z, but something else has come to mind […]
