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Tuesday, April 21, 2009

France part deux

We loved the village of Cassis (rhymes with "tree")! We ended up there because we couldn't work our first choice (whose name I have already forgotten) into our schedule. I think Cassis ended up being among our favorites, so we're glad our "best plan" didn't work out.

The drive to Cassis goes through some mountains and through lots of vineyards. Apparently Cassis is considered the "poor man's Riviera" and a big off the beaten path, but we thought it was beautiful and so special. We loved exploring (read: eating and shopping) in Cassis.




This is what we saw as we walked into the village.


Just a typical day, wading in the Mediterranean Sea!

This is the beautiful lunch I blogged about a few posts ago...
fresh fish RIGHT from the sea!
The cafe where we lunched is in the middle with the brown awning.

And here are a couple of jeunes filles americaines on the pier!


Finally, Allison is the one in the family who has an artistic eye.
Here are a couple of her photos:

A tree grows in Cassis...
Can you tell what this is?

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