There just aren't adequate words to describe Giverny.
I've looked at them all;
surreal, dreamlike, breathtaking, stunning, astounding, wonderful, gorgeous, amazing, awe-inspiring.
None of them do it justice.
Our visit to Claude Monet's garden and home in Vernon was one of my favorite things about France.
I've looked at them all;
surreal, dreamlike, breathtaking, stunning, astounding, wonderful, gorgeous, amazing, awe-inspiring.
None of them do it justice.
Our visit to Claude Monet's garden and home in Vernon was one of my favorite things about France.
I was giddy with excitement and joy standing where Claude Monet stood and painted.
There are three areas to tour.
The cutting garden or Clos Normand.
There were rows and rows of flowers so when Monet wanted flowers for a painting, they were available.
It was a perfect time of year. The garden was mature and lush.
The cool September air seemed to bring out the vibrant colors.
A tunnel under the street led to the Japanese garden and water lily pond.
I kept thinking that I just couldn't believe it.
Somebody pinch me. I felt like I was in a dream.
At one point I had goose bumps.
It was beautiful and breathtaking.
I hope you are able to visit one day.
Katie
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You are right. There are not words enough to describe it but your photos do a magnificent job. I especially loved the one of the boat on that smooth pond just on the short near the bridge. Wonderful framing. I loved that spot. I'm so glad it was your high point, too.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing your beautiful photos of Giverny. After being awed by Monet's many paintings of the garden, it almost feels like hallowed ground.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your post very much. We were also there in September a number of years ago. I must review my pictures again after seeing yours. I don't remember the tunnel under the street. Must ask my husband if he does.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers were amazing. My husband was fascinated with the fish in the water.
The house was interesting and I look forward to your post.