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Tuesday, 26 April 2011
France; The House and Gardens
this is the bit where they live.
I have so many photos, it could take me a while to post them all.....but here are the first. These are all of the actual house, out buildings and gardens.
I'm very much afraid you are right.............I made a special point of checking on this tree every day to see it flower. I want one, but like you I don't know if it would live here. There was also a lot of lavender, some of it a deep purple pink, and that does live here so I'm going to try to find some of that too. also ( not shown) I saw a lot of passion flower.............would really like some of that. In fact, on reflection, it seems that if i can't stay there, I just want to bring as much of it as possible into my garden :-)
ummmmmmmmmmm...........think I forgot to mention I got sunstroke, yes, for the first time in my life the sun made me ill, really ill, I spent a day in bed with the headache from hell and shivering under blankets...:-(( how dumb was that?? i should have known better.
Hi Mitch.... No its a very dark purple pink lilac tree. I love that tree and looked at it all the time from my little attic bedroom window. Now I want a couple of lilac trees in my garden, as well as a wisteria, but not sure if wisteria would grow this far north.
I'm really impressed by this picture.
ReplyDeleteI lke this very much as well. I know they must renovate, but this is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLovely!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's just so magnificent. They had it in the south as we drove through, but I am sure it does not thrive this far north.
ReplyDeletewow. Great pic, great old building.
ReplyDeleteForget-me-nots and iris and other things. We are nowhere near to this - their climate must be much milder.
ReplyDeleteI know someone will paint it but there is a certain charm about it just the way it is now.
ReplyDeleteI hope not too and you've done a marvelous job of showing it off.
ReplyDeleteFantastic!!
ReplyDeleteI'm very much afraid you are right.............I made a special point of checking on this tree every day to see it flower. I want one, but like you I don't know if it would live here. There was also a lot of lavender, some of it a deep purple pink, and that does live here so I'm going to try to find some of that too. also ( not shown) I saw a lot of passion flower.............would really like some of that. In fact, on reflection, it seems that if i can't stay there, I just want to bring as much of it as possible into my garden :-)
ReplyDeleteI see you are like me - many shots of the same subject. It's so much fun and one is always surprised by the results.
ReplyDeleteNice. At 6 am I am usually asleep, but I might wake up for this view.
ReplyDeleteummmmmmmmmmm...........think I forgot to mention I got sunstroke, yes, for the first time in my life the sun made me ill, really ill, I spent a day in bed with the headache from hell and shivering under blankets...:-(( how dumb was that?? i should have known better.
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ReplyDeleteA great old house full of character, I would love this !
*sigh*
ReplyDelete:)
it's a very smart idea-we do the same here
ReplyDeleteAhh, so typically French in style.
ReplyDeleteWhen it's fully rerstored, it'll be fabulous.
ReplyDeleteIt's a great project.
ReplyDeleteExcellent idea.
ReplyDeleteSympathetic renovation of the stonework will make it look good as new.
ReplyDeleteThat's really beautiful when in full bloom. Great for attracting butterflies.
ReplyDeleteWhere's the butterflies? LOL.
ReplyDeleteI love those traditional window-shutters.
ReplyDeleteLooking good.
ReplyDeleteThat's great.
ReplyDeleteLots of nice colour.
ReplyDeleteI love the pale blue of the forget-me-not.
ReplyDeleteIs that big flowering tree a magnolia?
ReplyDeleteGreat old carved board.
ReplyDeleteHi Mitch.... No its a very dark purple pink lilac tree. I love that tree and looked at it all the time from my little attic bedroom window. Now I want a couple of lilac trees in my garden, as well as a wisteria, but not sure if wisteria would grow this far north.
ReplyDeleteLove it.
ReplyDeleteLogical idea!
ReplyDeleteSome very wonderful textures here.
ReplyDeleteWrought iron, very French embellishments.
ReplyDeleteI love the character those old buildings. Thanks for sharing.
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