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How gorgeous is this little guy?!

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Yeh, another one from Fourges.

translation:
The river, nature and the painter's gaze, as is Reconta impressionist harmony to occur. Fourges the mill is a mill wheel of the eighteenth century on the banks of the Epte who has served for many impressionist painters. The last miller was Mr. Twenty-three in 1919. Since 1946 it became a restaurant.

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Following on a bit from yesterday. This is the old mill at Fourges. Obviously not taken by me, as that's me in the photo, but I do love it all the same. This was one of my most unexpected favourite places in France.

Day 174

After seeing this post yesterday it reminded me of the old laverie I came across when in Fourges. Seeing this little building from behind I was intrigued as to what it was. When I headed around the front and saw this, imagine my delight! This one little building fulfilled my vintage laundry loving fetish completely. Ahhh, Fourges.

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Another from Viviers. I loved this village.

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Chalon-sur-Saone, our view with dinner.

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Perouges, France.

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Dreaming of Frenchy delights...........

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Markets at Tournon, France.

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Seeing Kirsty's market photos made me want to upload more photos of the market I went to in Tournon.

Don't mind all the mess in the background of this photo, that huge paella was just so awesome! And the market was just as good. I declare the rest of the week market week!