the lavender harvest at sault
posted by ruth at 8:06 PM
Thursday, July 24, 2008
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4 Comments:
Beautiful pics! The smell of lavender has grown on me with age...I used to hate it when I was younger but now I put drops of it on my pillow at night...
Memories evoked by these pictures (and those preceding.) My parents lived in the Var throughout the '80s and '90s and we spent most of every summer there. Yearnings!
I just love lavender and these pictures are beautiful - I can just imagine the scent! The torso of the half-naked man is also quite beautiful ;-) Hope you are well xx
Lovely photos, Ruth. The fragrance in those fields must be amazing. Our lavender is blooming, too; it will take me about five minutes to harvest it.
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