It had rained all night.
At times hard and at other times a soft, consistent rain that is so soothing.
The day was supposed to start with a 90 minute walk into the next town through sunflower fields and the French countryside.
The rain changed our plans.
We ended up driving to the town and exploring the architecture, churches, tapestries and a chocolat or two.
Our day also consisted of a visit to a vocal artist that makes the most incredible tapestries on a huge loom.
What a lost art and so amazing to get a glimpse into how long and detailed this art form is.
The afternoon sun later came out and I was able to go back and get photos of the sunflower fields and the gorgeous countryside…….that is for another day.
Oh Jeanne, your photography just makes my eyes pop and my senses stir up with awe! Wow! Your talent and gifts just keep coming and coming and coming! Awesome! I cannot wait to see the Sunflower Fields.
Inspired again just like every other time I visit YOU!
Thanks!
Lee Ann
Plus, I love listening to your music!
Great shots!!
I love that sign with the child and mom!
jeanne, i love the details you captured. that street sign. the loom. my, my that first picture is beautiful, too!
Seeing France through your eyes is amazing. Love the pictures and the stories that go with them!!! Big hugs,Amy
Beautiful! I’m really enjoying seeing France through your eyes! I may never get there, so it is a treat!
GORGEOUS photos!!!
One day… 🙂
Jeanne your photographs are gorgeous- makes my heart just a pitter patter. Oh how I would love to visit the beautiful France again.
dude, your photos are so spectacular. i love the green-hued tinge to them all … they look like we’ve gone back in time.
Beautiful!!!!
xo,
LuLu
It looks so beautiful.
Jeanne, I love the texture of your photographs. It’s the details, isn’t it?! Such a blessing to have the eyes to see these things…in the Bible, that one about the little sparrow that doesn’t fall without God seeing…every little detail. Your “tour” is breaking my heart a little because I am longing to go to Denmark, (I am Danish) and live for a year, walking on cobblestones, taking my time, absorbing the heritage and history. Ah…maybe I should check my lottery ticket!
Sometimes a change in plans can be a good thing! And I’ll never tire of looking at your gorgeous photos:)
Can I buy a copy of the second picture here? I seriously, seriously want to frame that and put it in my house. I am in love with it. It makes my soul happy. 🙂
Girl these pictures don’t even look real. I seriously had to double take on the first two. Absolutely amazing!
Beautiful, beautiful photos…
If only I could find the words to express how much these words and photos make my heart rejoice with and for you.
I hope that one day I get to experience all of this! looking forward to the sunflowers!
stunning shots Jeanne……my fav is the wet alley