Europe 2011

Sablet: Dentelles

The Dentelles (meaning "teeth" or "lace") are a range of small mountains just east of Sablet. We drove around them and visited a number of nearby towns and villages.
  Restaurants under the plane trees in Gigondas. *
  Gigondas: house covered in creeper and a restaurant owner putting out her sign as lunch-time approaches. *
  The pilgrim church of Notre Dame d'Aubene. *
  A nearby ruin. †
  The church of Beaumes-de-Venise. *
  Colourful houses in Beaumes-de-Venise. *
  Houses in Beaumes with the Dentelles behind. *
  Some views of the Dentelles. †
 
 
  Côtes de Rhone wines growing near Suzette. *
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  The church in the village of Suzette. *
  Roman remains at Vaison-la-Romaine. †
  Cloche at Vaison-la-Romaine. *
  A flower shop. It was closed for lunch, of course, but all the flowers were left outside. *
  Battered Madonna statue at Vaison. †
  Roman bridge at Vaison-la-Romaine, still in use. In 1992, a disastrous flood covered this bridge by almost a metre, despite the high retaining walls. Thirty people died, but the bridge survived. *
  Fountain in Seguret. *
  Roses and an ice-cream shop in Seguret but alas, like the rest of the village, the shop was shut. *

After our week in Provence, it was time to move on to Millau.

 

 

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