Inside – looking out
We rented a house on Ile de Re. We were there out of season and had a lovely holiday recharging our batteries. Our house was charming and this is a view from our room which overlooked the square. The trees were just coming into leaf, it was quite cool so no-one sat outside the little cafe; the locals huddled inside dipping warm croissants into steaming bowls of hot chocolate. Most mornings we joined them.
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“warm croissants into steaming bowls of hot chocolate”… sounds yummy!! 🙂
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Thank you, they were delicious and I’m sure they were calorie- free too.
Thanks for visiting
Dee
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Looks lovely.
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It was a lovely house, we all enjoyed our time there
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It’s calm and serene. The locals are so kind. It’s lovely to be surrounded by kindness. I love the clean feel of your blog.
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Thank you for your kind comments and feedback, they are much appreciated
Dee
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What a romantic room…
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A lot of thought had gone into the decorating of the house, it really was lovely
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That is just darling! What a great place to spend your time. 🙂
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Thank yuo, it was a lovely place to visit
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