Thomas, yes! You are absolutely right. Well, the good weather is here now and one day I'll do that walk - probably have to do it twice to get the light right. Remember there is not nearly so much to see from the Cabanon on to Monaco, but there is some. Thanks for the reminder. Don't promise when I'll do it but I will! In addition, the Grey villa is now open to the public - it's been restored, so it would be nice to include that.
Just lovely...I love it when the golden wattle comes into bloom here
ReplyDeleteI know what he wants.
ReplyDeleteI wonder what Abe knows...
ReplyDeleteOr she might even get a bunch of wattle! Hope she is not alergic ...
ReplyDeleteI am trying to ignore all that boy stuff.
Me too, Julie! Ha!
ReplyDeleteShows how much I know - I just drink Mimosas!
ReplyDeleteI'd appreciate a bouquet of flowers anytime, regardless of the motivation!
ReplyDeleteI can smell this bouquet all the way from Seattle! Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)
ReplyDeleteTook a photo of a mimosa seller today. Mimosa always makes me think of France.
ReplyDeleteCute guy!
When can we expect the rest of 'Promenade de Corbusier'.
ReplyDeleteWe are still, since almost a year, standing beside the cabanon...
/Thomas
Thomas, yes! You are absolutely right. Well, the good weather is here now and one day I'll do that walk - probably have to do it twice to get the light right. Remember there is not nearly so much to see from the Cabanon on to Monaco, but there is some. Thanks for the reminder. Don't promise when I'll do it but I will! In addition, the Grey villa is now open to the public - it's been restored, so it would be nice to include that.
ReplyDeleteI love it, Jilly, when readers have long memories.
ReplyDeleteHmmm I'm with Cathy...I drink Mimosa's...didn't know they were flowers too!!! Lucky lady!!!
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