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Gordes, Not Only Loved By Movie Stars And Artists

iWalk. November 25th, 2007. Published under France. 189 views. No Comments.

Left Senanque Abbey, I kept walking along the Lavender Line. My next goal was Gordes. (more…)

Roussillon (Luberon, Provence) Travel Guide

iWalk. November 23rd, 2007. Published under France. 152 views. 1 Comment.

I Think even if there is no Peter Mayle and his A Year In Provence, Roussillon is definitely the Must-See village on Lavender Line, with its wonderful red. (more…)

Colored By Roussillon At Luberon

iWalk. November 23rd, 2007. Published under France. 251 views. No Comments.

Roussillon was my first stop of Lavender Line. It is considered one of the most impressive villages in France. (more…)

DIY At Avignon Farmer Market

iWalk. November 22nd, 2007. Published under Food is Everything, France. 333 views. No Comments.

Louisa brought me some sausage from Avignon last year, it’s delicious. So I went to local Farmer Market many times for Provence local food.

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The Senanque Abbey Travel Guide

iWalk. November 21st, 2007. Published under France. 283 views. No Comments.

The Senanque Abbey is a Cistercian abbey which was founded in 1148. It located undernear the fabulous stone village of Gordes in the department of the Vaucluse in Provence. (more…)

Catch The Last Lavender At The Senanque Abbey

iWalk. November 21st, 2007. Published under France. 313 views. 2 Comments.

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Raree Show Under My Window Of Avignon Old Town

iWalk. October 12th, 2007. Published under France. 219 views. No Comments.

There was loud applause now and again under my window from day to night. I knew there were too many great raree show artists from all over the world here, Just because here is Avignon. (more…)

Avignon Travel Guide

iWalk. October 12th, 2007. Published under France. 133 views. No Comments.

The best time to visite Avignon is summer. It’s the important cultural center during the this time, The Theatre Festival is one of the most important summer festivals for modern theatre and drama, you can even see some very avant-garde pieces here. (more…)