On Boxing Day morning we wandered around the centre of Aix en Provence and came across various markets with their products all so beautifully displayed.
merry christmas! those markets look amazing! such a huge contrast in the way products are displayed compared to hong kong markets! what is the second photo of?
so nice to have you back here on your blog! i just adore your photographs :) and oh those macarons!!!!!!! miam miam! i want to go to these markets....so lovely.
Well have a wonderful new year's eve and Happy New Year Mary!
Oh I know well those macarons !!
ReplyDeleteI used to buy some before going to work.
You make Aix so beautiful Mary.
Have a very beautiful end of the year.
I love the light in your pictures.
ReplyDeleteeverything looks delicious!
I think I need another christmas cookie now.
I love these photos Mary!
ReplyDeletechristmas looks so beautiful in this market.
i like that all the clementines still have their leaves on.
merry christmas!
ReplyDeletethose markets look amazing! such a huge contrast in the way products are displayed compared to hong kong markets!
what is the second photo of?
looks like the best type of markets!
ReplyDeleteso nice to have you back here on your blog! i just adore your photographs :)
ReplyDeleteand oh those macarons!!!!!!! miam miam! i want to go to these markets....so lovely.
Well have a wonderful new year's eve and Happy New Year Mary!
Happy New Year everyone & thanks for all your comments!
ReplyDeleteSekimachihato - they're called Canele and are pastries from Bordeaux.
these photos let me imagine the atmosphere. and that bread! oh...
ReplyDeleteoh, i wish i could have come along!
ReplyDeleteOh Provence, I love this place! I need to read through your blog, it seems so interesting.
ReplyDeleteI'm living in Provence too and I'm originally from Finland.
http://bonsbaisersdefrance.blogspot.com/
/ Sini