In the Occitanie (Occitane) region of southern France lies the small village of Calvisson. In the petite town center sits an unassuming building, The Quilt House La Maison du Boutis. The Quilt House La Maison du Boutis True treasure awaits behind the soft blue colored doors. Boutis (stuffing) is a type of Provençal quilting that has been made in the South of France since the 17th century. Two layers of fabric are layered together, a design is marked out, stitched and then ... View the Post
The South of France Part II
The loveliness of the Provence region of France is so enchanting that one post is not enough. So here is The South of France Part II. The South of France Part II This post is perfect if you would like to know more about Provencial Indiennes fabric. Beautiful French Fabric A Bit of History and a Museum Tour The Camargue region features the beautiful town of Montpellier and lovely little horses. A Visit To Montpellier, Regional Fare & Camargue Horses The town of Arles was the home of ... View the Post
The South of France Part I
There is so much to see in The South of France Part I. While many may think Provence is overrated I think it is indeed worth all the hype. The South of France Part I A lovely place to stay. A Perfect Place to Stay in Provence Mas Predon My favorite experience in Provence. Carrières de Lumières Attending a French market is truly a feast for the eyes. Saint-Rémy’s Provençal Market Indeed the entire village of Saint-Rémy is truly enchanting. Strolling Thru Saint-Rémy This sweet ... View the Post
Monet’s Gardens and Lovely Giverny
This collection of posts feature the highlights of Monet's Gardens and Lovely Giverny. The village offers much beyond the famed painters home and gardens. Monet's Gardens and Lovely Giverny Monet’s Home at Giverny Claude Monet's enchanting home is truly in the top 5 of my favorite French experiences. You must see the inside of this charming museum. Monet’s Jardin Clos Normand The Closed Normandy Garden at the front of Monet's home is completely enchanting. Monet's Water Lily ... View the Post
All The Magic Of The Louvre
I have been to the Louvre on three separate occasions and still have not witnessed All The Magic Of The Louvre. This wonderful museum truly has something for everyone. All The Magic Of The Louvre During the high tourist season, the wait to enter through the glass pyramid can be 2-3 hours long. If you want to bypass that this is the post for you. The Louvre's Secret Entrance and Its Dazzling Exterior Wondering where you should go next after viewing the Mona Lisa? The Apollo Gallery and the ... View the Post
Paris Part I and the Brittany Coast
I absolutely adore Paris. The architecture and ambiance are second to none in my opinion. I first went to Paris while I was living in Germany. My second trip to Paris occurred in May of 2011. With each visit, I make it a point to see something new. Here is Paris Part I and the Brittany Coast. April in Paris Day 1 May Day May Day France is known for its wonderful cuisine and fantastic farmers markets. Come along and take a bite! Shopping on the Avenue des Champs Elysées Day 3 in ... View the Post
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