Kevin and I arrived in L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue early Friday evening. The sun was on its way down, and the entire town was filled with a warm, magical glow. Pedestrians, motorbikes, and cars wound their way slowly through the narrow streets and bridges over and around the steadily flowing Sorgue river.

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Florel en Provence: I was on the hunt for an herbal tea that I could enjoy in the evenings to wind down, and I had the good fortune of finding this specialty tea shop. They have a wide variety of herbal teas to choose from, and their friendly shopkeepers will help you find just what you’re looking for, whether your goal is to relax, improve your digestion, or get a better night’s sleep. Couldn’t recommend this place more if you’re into tea!

Sunday Market: L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue offers one of Provence’s largest open air markets – and it’s also the second biggest antiques market in all of France!

More to come!