The streets of the old Antibes are rudimentary and narrow -but quaint. After more than a year away from my home country, all the charms and characteristics of my surroundings seem to just pop out like a black dot on a white wall: the old entry doorways, the shop signs and displays. I couldn't stop smiling -and taking pictures.
We randomly happened upon La Villa Fontaine, a very old home nestled in the Saffranier neighborhood, where painter -and French Fork reader Ann Elizabeth Schlegel has been invited to stay by the city of Antibes to paint. Here's a snapshot of the little walk:
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Day 1: Sights of Antibes
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3 comments:
Tellement jolie...il faut que je visite!
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What a beautiful walk you had. Your photographs are splendid. You sound happy to be home, if only for a visit. Enjoy it all.
Hi Laetitia !! So nice to see your blog -- your wonderful photos and the delicious treats ! I see you've found the Villa Fontaine ... getting very excited -- let the countdown begin.
So nice to follow your blog -- have a wonderful time in beautiful Antibes and surrounding Paradise ...
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