The gîte we rented in Cavaillon was a big building. Parts of it were closed off, like this, the eastern end of the building. I'm assuming the building was originally a farmhouse, so the doors could lead to storage rooms and such.
What's behind closed doors?
Today's the last day of our warm spell. Starting tomorrow, we'll be back in the single digits for a while. No freezes are predicted. Yet. April can be filled with weather surprises, most notably freezes that kill tender buds on fruit trees and grape vines. We will cross our fingers.
What a beautiful photo. I recognize that place from a newspaper story. That’s where they bodies were stored.
ReplyDelete🤣 And I was going to say, What a peaceful spot!
DeleteThat was me.
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DeleteWell, it’s certainly peaceful.
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Mitchell! Crack me up.
ReplyDeleteI love the pale blue of the door and shutter, with the white around them, in contrast with the sand color of the building.
And, of course, that fabulous shadow of the vine, or tree, or whatever it is. Just a really cool photo to look at.
mitch, no! I hid them on the other end... uh... oops. ;)
ReplyDeletejudy, I think the vine might be wisteria, but not certain.