During my recent trip to Egalières, I took a side trip to one of the largest and most well-known markets for antiques, the town of Isle-sur-La Sorgue. Famous also for its large, moss-covered water wheels, this town is a must see, with its crystal clear river running through the town’s center and the beautiful building of the Caisse d’Epargne bank. So, what did I buy? Well, I almost bought a beautiful, oval, gold, baroque-style mirror (no photos allowed and there was an employee staged there), but even with a small discount, it was pricey. That being said, I still see the mirror and hope it will go out of my mind soon!
une roux a eau couverte de mousse
la lavande
le marche
le campanile
un vendeur
des produits provencals
des savons
des fruits
des friandises
un paquet cadeau
des confitures
un mouton artistique
I can’t imagine why photos would be forbidden. Maybe that was a bad sign!
No idea either, so yes, maybe you’re right.
I would love to visit this market! Love the sheep too!
Thanks – there was so much stuff and a fun way to spend the day!
Looks like so much fun! I think my first experiences with farmers’ markets were in France, but I’ve not yet been to le Sud.
The provencal market ambiance indeed makes for a great experience – thanks, Lindy.
AWWW SO CUTE:) Love this post….and thanks for sweet words.
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You’re welcome and bon weekend!