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Devon in Provence

Posted on May 29, 2016March 7, 2018

Author Slowlanefrance

It was magical, for Kathy and me to take

our grand-daughter Devon

to our favorite place,

Aix-en-Provence, France.

She visited our school,

the sprawling market,

and Pavillon de Vendome.

We went to the Caumont Museum with our friend Tom.

Devon also saw other sites.

LIke this Roman ruin in Nimes,

the stockade at Les Baux,

and this cave hiking on Mont Sainte Victoire.

Cassis on the Mediterranean was special.

She and I went swimming.

We also took a boat ride,

and Devon took the helm.

The next day, we visited

Isle-sur-la-Sorgue.

In Gordes, Devon posed with Antonia.

In Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, we rested by the river.

Devon ended her trip with a game of boules with my students.

She posed with Riley

and Ana Beatriz.

And, of course, had yet another ice cream.

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Farewell Again to Aix, Our Old and Increasingly Familiar Friend

Back in Aix-en-Provence again, our home away from home

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I’ve never measured a successful trip by how many destinations I can circle on a map or check off a Bucket List. To me the best journey, and the best ravel, moves more like a good conversation. It ebbs and flows. It rarely rushes, but it’s also animated and unpredictable. It is filled with banter and laughter, and invites participants to linger rather than march forward inexorably like a tightly wound clock. Want to have dessert? A second glass of wine? A detour in a back-alley artisan’s shop? A pause at an overview by the side of the trail? Why not. Read more.

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