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Published: September 18th 2013
Buis-les-Baronnies
Lovely window in the townHappy 16
thbirthday Jess!
It seems crazy to be thinking so far ahead when you’re on holidays but today we had to work out our Sydney Theatre Co subscription requirements for 2014. Our group has now expanded to six people so Liz Jessop has done a good job getting everyone organised early so that we have a chance of the best seats. We had trouble downloading the brochure which made the task a bit tricky for us.
The day was cooler than any day we’ve experienced so far. This afternoon we headed for a village we’d admired in the distance on our way to Nyons. We planned to have a late sit-down lunch there but by the time we arrived, all the chefs in Buis-les-Baronnies had downed tools for the day. After a bit of a search we found an excellent boulangerie where we were able to purchase a range of delicious items which we then sat in the sun & ate. Most of the small towns in this area are pretty dead now that the school holidays are over but they all have something to offer. Buis-les-Baronnies is set in beautiful countryside dominated by spectacular cliffs. We checked out
Buis-les-Baronnies
View from the town the town then headed upwards to a small outpost called La Roche-sur-le-Buis…more great views and a lovely flower-filled cemetery.
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