End of the Road in Provence
Explore · Paula KaneContributor blog post by Paula Kane:
This time of year is always challenging for me. I am never too welcoming of the end of summer on any given year. And I am never ready to leave Provence or France. It comes so quickly each year, and I literally feel as though my heart is breaking.
At first it’s almost a complete depression,…Continue reading here for Paula’s story on why her heart and head are tied to Provence. Could it be the blue skies, ever changing light and breathtaking landscapes? Or is it the tastes of season products (Paula is a fabulous cook)?
What is it that binds you to Provence?
Via:: A Table en Provence
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