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Spring in the Luberon Valley a Visit to Lourmarin

Spring Luberon Lourmarin Cherry trees blooming Maison-des-Cerises

When you leave a place for several months, however much you love it, even somewhere as special as Lourmarin, you wonder. Wondering if it is as magical as the images you have so firmly imprinted in your mind. Wondering whether you’ll feel the same when you return. And then you do and wonder why you ever left.

Continue reading here for Caroline’s early spring photos of the Luberon Valley and its beautiful perched villages. We already know her creative talents (writing and photography). Recently, she explored her artistic side with a furniture painting workshop in Ménerbes with artist Liz Wyatt.

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Caroline Longstaffe

A traveller at heart, Caroline says she was most probably born under a wandering star. This English girl lives in California, but has a soft spot for France. After living in Provence for 18 months, she admits that she is now torn between the towns of Uzes and Lourmarin - she cannot decide which is her favourite. During her stay in Provence, Caroline launched her blog Shutters and Sunflowers. Her blog is about passion, about living the journey not waiting to get to the destination.