
After the bread and the wine come the cherries. This part of Provence - the Vaucluse - has a lot of cherry orchards - and, right now, an awful lot of cherries for sale. These are some that Ronelle bought yesterday.
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YUM! Bread, wine, cherries - what can be next?
ReplyDeleteCherries - one of my absolutely favourite fruits. There are not enough in my life! As to the bread - wooohoo, I have that mastered with a great bread book and now I make my own authentic French bread.
ReplyDeleteI am enjoying your Provence blog so much, with photos and paintings. If I can't get to France, this vicarious vacation is the next best thing.
ReplyDeleteI love how even the baskets for the cherries are paint-worthy.
You are also giving me ideas about what is a good time of year to go to France for painting, what is blooming, what the weather is like.
Looking forward to the next posts.
Lorraine K in Saskatoon