A 3-day Taster Trip to the Vaucluse
Explore · Julie Whitmarsh · Road Trips South of FranceContributor blog post by Vaucluse Dreamer:
Where do I start?
This last week has been lovely – the house has been full (a great test of the temporary fabric walls & open plan bathroom!) Not only has my eldest son been visiting with his girlfriend, but also my mum, so all the rooms have been put to good use.
…Continue reading here for details on the 3-day itinerary Julie pulled together for her guests. They explored the Vaucluse starting with the Sunday market at Coustellet and l’Isle Sur la Sorgue to peruse the brocante stalls. Our Vaucluse Dreamer kept her guests busy with a visit to to visit the source of the Sorgue and the top of Mont Ventoux.
Via:: Vaucluse Dreamer
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