.... November Impressions of the Périgord....
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"next door's" villages:
Allemans
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Lusignac
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St. Jean-de-Cole
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The nuts are getting brown;
The berry's cheek is plumper,
The rose is out of town.
The maple wears a gayer scarf,
The field a scarlet gown.
Lest I should be old-fashioned,
I'll put a trinket on."
Emily Dickinson
...November at La Pouyette...
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Thomas Hood, Ode: Autumn, 1827
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...a late 19th Century "fairytale" house....
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For sale
Anybody interested ????
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another one of these Périgordian November days
with a deep blue sky.....
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Dear Karin,
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful Autumnal images and, the mist is just an added bonus. It adds so much mystery.
.....and, I'm so sorry that I missed your last 'By Invitation' post .......it was wonderful as always. The next one is almost upon us....they seem to come round so quickly. I will look out for yours. I just don't seem as organised with my new computer......I think I'm still getting used to it.
Happy December Karin. XXXX
wonderful pictures! i love those houses!
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend!
Le Périgord is one of France's best kept secrets... or at least it used to be, outside of Europe :-) Half my family lives there, and they will never move. They know how good they have it. What part of le Perigord do you live in? Noir? Blanc? Pourpre? Vert? Thank you for this beautiful collection of photos. It makes me feel like going back soon. Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)
ReplyDeleteYou are always able to capture the beauty of your surroundings with your camera. I love your choice of music too. Bisous
ReplyDeleteThe misty morn photos fill me with an aching beauty and the clear blue sky photos fill me with energy! Gorgeous, all of them.
ReplyDeleteI'd buy that house in a flash if I could.
Dear Karin -
ReplyDeleteIt's been a long time! Hope you are doing well!! Yes, I'm interested in that beautiful home....think I need to start selling a lot more Swedish antiques first :) Thank you for all the gorgeous photos.....like a fairy tale. Have a wonderful holiday season ahead.
Very best from DC,
Loi
Dear Karin
ReplyDeleteYour images of November are so beautiful and one wishes it not end. The long shadows are so beautiful at this time of year. The last clinging leaves and berries are like a stubborn child. Your corner of the world is very beautiful.
Helen xx
What incredible scene around you ! Thanks for these great photos and the piece of classical music. I needed so much...
ReplyDeleteBe always able to capture the beauty of life!
Olympia
Hello my dear Karin,
ReplyDeleteLife looks perfect in the périgord! Al these beautiful houses and landscapes! I'm really jealous now! :) I love also the yellow house but I think that I haven't the money for this kind of houses :(
Have a wonderful weekend
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Jérôme
P.S. thanks for the music...
Hello Karin...oh what lovely autumn pictures...I have to say the misty photos were so atmospheric made me feel quite chilly !! Happy Advent weekend...Gail x
ReplyDeleteThank you for this, Karin. I feel refreshed just looking at your photos.....sigh. I'd love that yellow country house. Well, maybe if I win the lottery. :)
ReplyDeleteLove that Thomas Hood autumn poem too. My first time reading it, but I'll remember.
Your photos are food for my weary soul! Think I'll go back and just look at them for a while. Thank you for the present of them.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, even in a bleak season. The landscape and the human artifacts in them, including the human activities that shaped those landscapes. How kind of you to gather beauty for those of us in harsher places.
ReplyDeleteAnd how clever to find a poem by Emily Dickinson that was totally unknown to me!
The only bittersweet note: you make me so nostalgic for France ---
Bonjour, Karin! J'adore the quiet, mist morning photos! We've enjoyed some beautiful misty mornings in our new setting. Not sure if you know, but we moved from a very urban setting in Houston to a small farm in Franklin, Tennessee. (A small town just south of Nashville.) Nothing compares to the countryside in France, but this is close!
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Linsey
A feast for my eyes and a tug at my heart - a lovely post Karin.
ReplyDeleteIt was wonderful to read your comments on my blog today. I trust that all is well with you. Bisous