Antibes
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Donald
Antibes is a lovely village. Our apartment is fabulous and we enjoyed a baguette and made espresso for breakfast.
In France, there is so much to say about fresh food.
This morning, we went to the Provincal Market where we bought spices, veggies, etc to make dinner. We bought a bouquet of dried lavender and lavender soap for the apartment. We then walked for an hour along the coast to Cap d'Antibes. We had lunch at La Roche by the beach at La Garoupe. We dined there on our trip two years ago.
After a walk out on a point in the bay, we walked back. After two hours of walking, we think we deserve to eat well!
Enjoy your weekend--the weather here is lovely. I wish I could post photos from today!
In France, there is so much to say about fresh food.
This morning, we went to the Provincal Market where we bought spices, veggies, etc to make dinner. We bought a bouquet of dried lavender and lavender soap for the apartment. We then walked for an hour along the coast to Cap d'Antibes. We had lunch at La Roche by the beach at La Garoupe. We dined there on our trip two years ago.
After a walk out on a point in the bay, we walked back. After two hours of walking, we think we deserve to eat well!
Enjoy your weekend--the weather here is lovely. I wish I could post photos from today!
Words and photos by Freda Cameron, Defining Your Home, Garden and Travel. All company or product or patented names mentioned are registered trademarks/copyrights/patents owned by those respective companies or persons. |
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