Oooh, but it is gorgeous to look at! Great photos.
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I've got a ton of flies in my house. They are driving me crazy!
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Nooooo! I'm so jealous of you! I love your little farm buddies! : PAre you telling me that it's not non-stop fun with these fellas?
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Amazing pictures my dear Sara!I love autumn colours in Provence and I love the monkey! I see two when I was in Provence in 2009 on a street to go to Gordes in a wonderful little restaurant inside a flowers shop!Have a great week end.Bisou, Babi
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Aww the donkey! I love Donkeys – they are so cute! Although I would probably get tired of them if I was waken up by one everyday ;)xoxoJenna
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I love donkeys – they look (and sound) ridiculous and are so cheeky. Beautiful pic!
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Gorgeous Sarah! I know you live close to me (although I still don't know WHERE) but you have far more leaves and color than we do. Of course, you have actual trees. I'm surrounded by buildings!
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I bet the smell is just lovely 😉
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aww that donkey looks sweet! Hee-haw! (nazi zombie ghosts on the other hand…)
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That is one good lookin' donkey. Nice rich colour, not a boring old run'o the mill grey. That said, I wouldn't want to wake up to him either. Will I see you tomorrow?
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I love that your norm is having a herd of sheep outside of your house!
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great photos
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They are really pretty, but I would be worried that they would smell like … well, like animals. http://www.glamkittenslitterbox.com/Twitter: @GlamKitten88
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what a gorgeous place! The snow started this morning here….switch u?
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ha we have a fly problem on the farm too 🙂 but at least it looks pretty!!! hope youre doing great!!! xx.
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We have a donkey near us in France too – boy does that noise carry a long way! We have had problems with flies in the past – strange, we don't really get them in England anymore, not in any great number, although I can remember my Mum putting up papers and horrible sprays when we were kids. I think its all the pesticides – maybe flies aren't so bad after all! xxx
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Great photos. And the Donkey is simply adorable. His alarm couldn't be as bad as my neighbors.
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Huh? Nazi Ghost Zombies? Must catch up and find more about it.
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Gorgeous photos! Even the little donkey is a beauty, but yes, I know about those wake up calls. My brother in Dallas has several and yes. The same. Ugh.
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Sheeps!Loves.
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Very nice, thanks for sharing.
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Looks divine! You are living the dream, girlie 🙂
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awww beautiful!!
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I really enjoyed your beautiful photos because I couldn't see the flies !
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It looks so pretty though! Shame there is so many flies, we have heaps here in Australia and they drive me crazy!
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annoying sheep and donkeys aside, these shots are completely bucolic. but what is the story with the nazi ghost zombie hideout? did i miss a post on that one?
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And without screens in your windows, I'd image those flies can be quite an annoyance! But it really is pretty…
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SO quaint! I was completely planning on waving to you as I flew over France last week, but we flew the other way 'round. Anywho… waving from the states! : )
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So lovely of a view!
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Ohh they are so terribly cute! We don't have any sheep near us we have some rooster who thinks that 4pm is sunrise, but I guess that is better than having a ton of flies buzzing around. Never-the-less, your photos are gorgeous!
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My morning wake-up call is the hot water pipe that bangs and pops from my living room. I want your life, including the noisy donkey. On the bright side, at least I can live vicariously in le petit village. 🙂
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Hi Sara, That is a pretty view you have, but they must be noisy neighbors! I'm sure one gets used to the sound just like cars/city noise. (= I have been really enjoying fall here in Amsterdam…its a new season for this AZ transplant!
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Oh man, that donkey is a cutie! You live awfully close to those Nazi ghost zombies though…damn girl.
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