Jardin du Soleil, a lovely lavender farm in Sequim, Washington
Recently I have fallen in love all over again with lavender.
A visit to the lavender fields was on the agenda.
A perfect sunny day.
A day just to share a cup of tea and take in the fragrance of the flower.
A time to savor and slow down.
Do you take time to slow down?
Do you like to play in the lavender fields?
I hope some time this week that you find time to breathe and play a bit.
It is good for the soul and it was good for me.
A visit to the lavender fields was on the agenda.
A perfect sunny day.
A day just to share a cup of tea and take in the fragrance of the flower.
A time to savor and slow down.
Do you take time to slow down?
Do you like to play in the lavender fields?
I hope some time this week that you find time to breathe and play a bit.
It is good for the soul and it was good for me.
I love lavender! What a treat to be right there in the fields - and enjoy tea!
ReplyDelete~Adrienne~
I love lavender Marilyn, I have it in my gardens. I would love though, to find a field of it, I love the fragrance. Your setting is so beautiful, I'd never want to come home after that atmosphere.
ReplyDeleteOh how special to have tea in this setting!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful, Marilyn! I love your tea table in the midst of the lavender fields! Just lovely!
ReplyDeleteAhh, so pretty. My favorite lavender shop. In a week or so w/ all the sun they're just starting to get, its going to be fabulous purple everywhere!
ReplyDeleteVal
This looks so beautiful and unique!!! I think you picked the best setting ever for tea! Hope you can come share at Tea In The Garden!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely!!!!! How I would love to go there with you some day :-)
ReplyDeleteI love how you take your tea table everywhere! This is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHi Marilyn,
ReplyDeleteI love lavender but I've never played in a field of lavender. I have stopped to smell the roses however many, many times! You have chosen a lovely spot to have a tea.
I have tried to fix your link but for some reason I can't get it to work. I wonder would you try to link up again? Thanks for sharing and Happy 4th of July!
Blessings,
Sandi
This would be my ideal tea setting, out in a lavender field! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh, Marilyn! SO perfect!
ReplyDeletebeautiful indeed. I too love lavender. Love all you share.
ReplyDeleteJeanne
Had a feeling it would be the Sequim area for the lavender fields - I recall passing them when up there some years back. How wonderful it is to be surrounded by huge perfumed waves of lavender blue - close by and no need to buy the expensive ticket to Provence!
ReplyDeleteHope your new plants do well - looking forward to sniffing them and the roses!!!
Love, Mary
Hi Marilyn,
ReplyDeleteGreat images - tea in a lavender field sounds just marvelous! I've been to Jardin du Soleil and it's really lovely.
Wishing you a wonderful 4th. Thanks so much for stopping by.
Georgianna
Good morning Marilyn,
ReplyDeleteI got your link working! Thanks for joining me for tea.
Blessings,
Sandi
I would love to have tea in a lavender field. Sounds and looks wonderful, and I'm sure it smelled even more wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful setting! Gorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait 'til they bring "Scratch 'n Sniff" posts to Blogger!
ReplyDelete