Hello! I'm back! It was a long but much needed break... Here's a peek at what I've been up to while you were so sweetly commenting on VDP: A trip up the Snake River to Hells Canyon out of Clarkston, WA., a moonlit night in Brest harbour, enjoying autumn colours in Quimper and other things too... Hope you are all well, I'll post new photos of Versailles asap!Coucou ! Je suis de retour ! Un mois de congés, quel bonheur ! Merci pour vos commentaires en mon absence !Voici un aperçu de mes vacances : une virée de 300 km sur la Snake River, frontière naturelle entre l'Idaho à l'Est et les Etats de Washington et d'Oregon à l'Ouest, une soirée au clair de lune à Brest, les couleurs de l'automne à Quimper et bien d'autres choses encore... J'espère que vous allez tous bien, je posterai de nouvelles photos de Versailles dès que je les aurai !!!!
alors te voila toute fraiche apres ce mois de vacances ;) le paysage est magnifique
ReplyDeleteThank you for this wonderful escape. Please have a good new week.
ReplyDeleteHi Ciel, so happy you had a great break, you're right it is essential now and then! Looking forward to seeing your new photos, welcome back.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back, Ciel! Sounds like a wonderful vacation.
ReplyDeleteSharon
Welcome back. You had quite varied experiences on your trip. Sounds great.
ReplyDeleteComme c'est beau... en attendant les photos de Versailles on est pret a admirer la Snake River...
ReplyDeleteSomehow, I had a clue you were visiting over the pond. Lovely photograph and glad you had a great break.
ReplyDeleteSounds like an action packed break, welcome back.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you're back, Ciel:)
ReplyDeleteSeems you had lovely break! Good for you. Lovely photos:)
Wow A trip on the Snake--what fun. I like the last picture. So.....welcome back we all (well maybe not ALL) missed you. LOL MB
ReplyDeleteA very nice assortment of pictures. I am so glad that you are back!
ReplyDeleteWelcome home, I hope you had a great trip! I like them all, especially the martini stirrer!
ReplyDeleteWelcome back. What a beautiful collection of visual memories here.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful escape! Just what the soul needs is a journey out West to refresh the spirit. Welcome back :^)
ReplyDeletePost more shots of your sojourn. Can't wait.
ReplyDeleteQuand même!
ReplyDeleteLes photos sont super! Ça donne envie de voyager...
Bienvenue chérie!
bises
Léia
You've been enjoying some beautiful scenery and scenes. Welcome back!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Leia: Bienvenue Cherie! :o))
ReplyDeleteBon retour sur les blogs et ailleurs, j'espère que le choc n'est pas trop dur...
Hey! Welcome back! The photos confirm exactly what I've been thinking - that you've been having way too much fun!
ReplyDeleteWhen you went "up" the Snake River to Hells Canyon, were you in a raft? Was the devil scared out of you? And Brest harbor - yummy!
So glad you had a good time and you're safely home!
bon courage !!
ReplyDeleteWoohoo Cieldequimper is back!! Fine picture of the Snake River. Years ago I visited the Snake River in Idaho. The wine and autumn colors are gorgeous, looks like you had a delightful break. Welcome back.
ReplyDeleteGlad you're back! We missed you. :)
ReplyDeleteC'est bien de voir que tu as bien profité de ton long séjour. Ca fait du bien parfois de partir de la vie ordinaire.
Welcome back, Ciel! We've certainly missed you around here...but glad to hear you've had a good break :D
ReplyDeleteFinistere - Land's End right? I love the sound of that word. Welcome back.
ReplyDeleteAll of the shots are beautiful, but I especially like the cocktail. The colors are great.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back.
Lovely images ..I hope you have had a wonderful break..
ReplyDeleteWelcome back! You have been missed. Looks like it was quite the adventure.
ReplyDeleteLooks and sounds like a wonderful getaway. Welcome back!
ReplyDeleteWelcome back!:)
ReplyDeleteA very nice image!
Glad you're back but I understand a need for a break. :)
ReplyDeleteWecome back, Ciel! Awesome scenery!
ReplyDeleteI thought that looked a little like the northwest. :) Definitely not anything you'll find in France. Hope you enjoyed it!
ReplyDelete