A corner of Corey's kitchen.
In her garden.
Shopping!!!!
Wishing I could bring big things home, but only the small things would fit in my bag.
I found a small gift for my "live-in gardener" on this day. A netsuke ivory figure to sit under a bonsai tree.
And then we stopped for lunch in the country.
While we enjoyed our surroundings we dug through this basket of feves (small ceramic figures tucked in the King's cake). I brought home a hand full of them.
I am still dreaming of this beet/goat cheese salad. It was amazing.
These women prepared our food and visited with us. They were pure delight.
And then we strolled the avenue of Cotignac.
The group I traveled with. There was Corey and Chelsea, mother and daughter, that hosted, guided, and cared for us each day. Chelsea drove us in a van each day. Then the four women that came for the adventure, which included me. I couldn't believe I was a part of this special group of women. What a treat!!
OK, this is day two; so more to come.
Sending much love,
Marilyn
3 comments:
It all sounds fabulous! What a wonderful experience.
This looks out of this world, yet exactly what I would expect this part of France to be like. A dreamscape! I love the different things you've shown. I fear I would be in terrible trouble! And that luncheon looks so special and so very beautiful. Loving this series!
So fabulous! Corey's kitchen and garden have me drooling!
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