21 February 2010

saint jean de luz









Our friends wanted oysters and I wanted to take pictures. (Any excuse to go to France...) Hope you are enjoying your weekend! I´m now going back to the sofa...

¡Dos besos!

71 comments:

Anonymous said...

Outstanding photos. What a beautiful place.

Cherry B said...

I love the rhyming cheese/other stuff board. As always, great photos! Enjoy the couch :)

Victoria | Hibiscus Bloem said...

Even the photos look so French. Lovely. Could just see myself sitting at that cafe with a glass of wine and some local cheese!

And So I Whisper said...

I have been there and it is a wonderful place!!!! Love the photos... and oysters :-)

Shokoofeh said...

Aw lovely photos, Jane! :-)

Daan said...

Great photo's, always! Mmm to visit France ....!

Line said...

quelle chance, you are so lucky Jane, wonderful shots to share, thanks to you!!

Madalen Goiria said...

Great photos. The name of the place in Basque language is Donibane Loitzune.
We love it.

Anonymous said...

Beautiful place ;)

Joyce said...

My camera and me (or is it I?!) would have been right there with you and your camera. Enjoy your day on the sofa! xo

Bichos da Matos said...

Lucky for us you always want to take photos:) Enjoy your sofa!

;) said...

Thanks for this colored report !!! One more time !

KathyA said...

Absolutely! I wish it were just as easy for us!!!
Wonderful photos. I particularly enjoyed seeing the menu "frommages tous ages"!

Isabelle said...

I love this city ... it reminds me summer holiday with family

Torri said...

Once again.....beautiful photos!! I had my first oyster on my 5th trip to France and from the moment I put it in my mouth I was filled with regret at turning up my nose at them on my previous trips. Lesson learned.

Mlle Paradis said...

LOVE the last two pics! So nice you can nip across the border for a little bit of France!

Emily said...

Hmmm...something about these pictures is making me hungry!

Glad you had a good time!

lamediterrània said...

Wow Jane your weeks are so interesting!
Is it french basque country?

Anonymous said...

haha, it makes me laugh.. your food pictures are the ones is sigh over, every time, but these are all wonderful Jane.

RosaMaría said...

lovely photos! i want to be there!

Christy said...

And now I want french pastries...have a lovely evening!

Francesca said...

Hope you found some sunshine there!

Lollipop said...

I lOVE the pays basque, spanish or french, I JUST LOVE IT!

Purple Flowers said...

I think it is so great that you can hop on over to France, when the desire strikes.
Enjoy your sofa. :)

tikjewit said...

yummie, you lucky one; oisters&friends&france @ same time&place....yummie, yes, yummie...

n said...

Woow, these are very great photos! I had a Sunday brunch at French cafe !! I wish I could visit France!

Hope you have a great week!

Anne Marie said...

Ohhh... France and oyster envy BIG Time!!!

Emma said...

oh...I want make a little visit in St Jean de Luz ..I will...
thanks for sharing
Emma from San Francisco

Anonymous said...

what a lovely trip down memory lane. i love that village. so pretty and the memories are still as vivid as your photos.

thank you, Jane!

besotes enormes

Di said...

How nice to just be able to go to France for some food. St Jean de Luz looks beautiful! I too spent much time on the sofa today!

Puna said...

Beautiful shots. And you do deserve a break.

Unknown said...

muy jealous...I did get croissants from the new Jose Garces market on Locust st...but it wasn't France!! :(

Brit said...

Great pictures! The pastries and the oysters look de-lic-ious! Hope you had a nice weekend!

Elizabeth said...

Your life seems so incredible! I just can't believe all this hopping around that you do -- the gorgeous photos -- even the glass of wine looks fantastic!

Joanna Jenkins said...

I can almost smell those pastries! Great photos. Hope you're having fun n France.

jj

JuanitaTortilla said...

Gorgeousness.
Never been to France. Sigh.

Take me along with you, next time?

Theresa said...

I like that. Any excuse to go to France. Have a great week.

shayndel said...

Amazing the places you go!
I love the detail of the connection of the flowers in the last photo to the one on the next post.
The Jambon, Tres Bon sign is so cute.
Happy week to you:)

nathalie et cetera said...

mmm! the menu is so appetizing! great photos!

Ida/FarEastLogbook said...

Ah, but lucky lucky you!!! It looks gorgeous!

denise said...

ah, your photos are making my heart ache. february in wisconsin. ;) so lovely.

et lille oejeblik - a little moment said...

you're always going to these amazing places in the weekends. i am only slightly jealous :)

Christyn said...

Belles images
du sud de la France !
Merci Jane

Robin said...

What fun to just pop over to France! Loved the photos. Thanks Jane!

Janis said...

I want those pastries!

l i s e said...

We had oysters too yesterday! Wish i could visit saint jean de luz sometimes...
have a good week

Victoria | Hibiscus Bloem said...

I've tagged you over at my blog for a 'Sunshine Award'. When you find a moment, pop over to take a read.

Maia said...

Oh, those bread baskets. I can just smell them! Getting over the flu here and starting to feel sybaritic.

Anonymous said...

vive le pays basque !!!

Unknown said...

haha! like your friends! ;))

Palmer and Co said...

Oh, I'd love to say we popped over to France! How fun! This last picture is not helping with my constant craving for muscles! Delicious!!

Christine at Origami Mommy said...

Those photos are beautiful - I feel transported.

melski said...

love those green blooms, what are they? besitos :)

rinomata said...

mmmm...
i love oysters!

Kaylovesvintage said...

looks good, i would like it there

Reyes said...

Lovely photos! I love the "Jambon de Pata Negra" sign! So, did you also have the oysters? I have always found it strange that in France they are quite affordable and in Spain they are so expensive. Besos

Esti said...

just wanted to ssay hi! I haven't been able to visit too often lately. I hope all is well with you. (It doesn't get any better than going to St. Juan de Luz on a sunny day, eh?)
:)

Cate said...

oh, yes, any excuse!

just catching up on your lovely blog, jane. xoxo

ticklishfromadistance said...

Gorgeous. And delish!!!!

Ma life à moi said...

It's such a nice place to be!

Angie Muresan said...

And thank you for taking the pictures! They are beautiful and certainly give us, your readers, more pleasure than the oysters. :)

Deniz said...

oh how i wish i could have come with!

i tagged you- if you feel like playing along pop round mine for the details

Cindy said...

such a beautiful place to run off to!

Skylar said...

Wow, those photos are great!

aimee said...

now that is what i'm talking about! quel voyage extraordinaire!

Valerie said...

ohoh ! i know this place ;)
i live up north of SJDLuz on the same atlantic coast
thank you for reminding some nice vacations there

epe said...

un placer para mis ojos...

Kate Coveny Hood said...

Just a quick jaunt over to France for oysters...sounds good to me. Love the cafe chairs.

massi said...

ok. your pictures are so beautiful...really...
i'm fashinated.

Laura said...

Your photos are inspiring!! Laura in Ludwigsburg, Germany

Bart said...

bonitas fotos. me encanta especialmente el quinto. ahorita estoy viviendo en paris pero como me quiero ir a españa!

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