09 June 2009

The Bay of Garavan


Taken from the Old Cemetery, we are looking down on the Sablettes beach. Further along, we see the Port of Garavan and just beyond, Italy. The large square area, just before the port, is called the Stade and will soon be used when Menton welcomes the beautiful pure-blood Arabian horses for their annual Championship Show. Out of shot, and to our right, is the Old Port.

15 comments:

  1. une vue magnifique, qui fait rĂªver.

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  2. So the sun still exists...thanks, Jilly!

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  3. Gorgeous! Do you know it is a year since our visit with you! Was lookign at my pics today:

    Menton: http://usineurope08.blogspot.com/search/label/H%20Menton

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  4. Beautiful shot. I was wondering about that big square. Will you take us there when the horses arrive?

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  5. Anonymous09 June, 2009

    Thanks so much; I needed to see the sun today--somewhere! I would love to see the Arabians as well when they arrive.

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  6. I've never seen such a gorgeously perfect view. Now I know why I need to return to Menton ;-)

    I loved your young chess player shots too!

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  7. What a beautiful and clear day. I love this vista. Is that San Remo in the far distance?

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  8. Magnificently Beautiful~
    Thanks for sharing the view and the lesson!
    David

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  9. Il faut un maillot de bain et une paire de lunette de soleil par ici.
    Surtout lorsqu'on est peu entrainé

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  10. Where is Scotty? I need to be teleported there right now!

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  11. Sally, can't believe it's one year since you were here. Time goes far too fast! Come back soon!

    And yes, I'll take some shots of the Arabians. I did last year actually - or was it the year before? It's on at the end of June.

    And Marta, am not sure if you can see San Remo or not. Perhaps that is S. Remo beyond that first bay. It's about 40 ks I believe, perhaps a little less.

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  12. When I spoke about colours and Menton, I've forgotten the wonderful deep blue......Essential.

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