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~this road was in the opening scene of Chocolat~
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~the kitchen~
I fell in love with Beynac. The stone buildings, the winding roads, the rolling hills, the lazy river. I enjoyed wandering the narrow passages gazing through old windows and into courtyards where I can imagine enjoying my morning coffee in the sunshine. The village is beautiful and I love that so much of it is probably much like it was a few hundred years ago. The castle was authentic and the warm well-worn stone walls held the most gorgeous light. The views over the surrounding countryside were breathtaking.
Quite simply . . . LOVE it ALL!!!!!
What a gorgeous spot Kim ~ I can see why you fell in love… xo
this is an unimaginable experience, seeing this, being there. i am very happy for you, what an experience!! i would love to see this place.
xox love
So beautiful you could just cry couldn’t you? Your photos are absolutely gorgeous Kim X
Indeed BEAUTIFUL ~~~ beyond words!
Your pictures capture its fairytale feel and dreamy appeal so well!
I would love to visit one day ~ thanks for sharing and welcome home!
It’s so beautiful, I’m glad you all had such a wonderful time.
Dreamy!
What a gorgeous place! Beautiful photos! xxoo
wow these are stunning images, such a pretty place xox
a spectacular location. thanks for sharing. gotta go find my dvd.
This is so, so lovely. I wish I was able to visit Beynac when I was in Dordogne this summer!
You couldnt ask for better subjects to take pics of….perfect
Stunning photography ~ I love it!
So lucky! What an amazing adventure.
Oh my gosh,Beynac is lovely! Thanks for the great photos.
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous.
love that stone against the gray-blue paint. it’s all breathtaking. thanks for sharing!
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