This is a post that will definitely require a cut. I have minimal time, but will try to make notations of locations and so on!
Sens is a town in the Burgundy region of France, about 100 km southeast of Paris.
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| Sens street scenes. |
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| The spire of the town hall is all wrapped up, but still weirdly graceful. |
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| Even buildings covered with scaffolding are pretty. |
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| In the markets. |
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| The HUGE 12th C. cathedral. |
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| Door hinges! |
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| Interior. This photo by Lora Fountain, who's my French agent. |
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| Effect created by the light from the stained glass windows. |
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| In a grocery store outside Sens. I hope she has enough bread. |
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| Field and shadows nearby. |
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| House in the nearby town of Perceneige (which means "snowdrop"). |
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| House in Postolle, I think? Or thereabouts. |
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| Unusual windmill in Postolle. |
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| Barn above the town of Voisines (which means "neighbors"). |
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| Looking down on Voisines. |
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| Voisines again. |
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| This is the old mill at what is now a restaurant and inn, Auberge des Vieux Moulins Banaux. I'm not sure it's clear that I'm sitting. I could be a foot shorter than I actually am and dancing a jig. Thanks, Lora, for this pic! |
