Vintage card - colours of France

You know, I love France, every year I spend some time there. I also love the vintage travel posters of France. At the Pinterest, I have a board for them.

So I made this card because the French National Day, the 14th of July is soon here. And for making it, I had a poster inspiration.

Here you can see the poster which inspired me.

With my card, I would like to join the :

Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge: Red, White and/or Blue

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge: Anything goes

Thanks for stopping by!!!

Narbonne - The house of Charles Trenet

Do you know the song "La mer" or "Douce France" or "Que reste-t-il de nos amours?" These are Charles Trenet's famous songs you could hear in many movies. 

Lately I had the fortune to visit his house in Narbonne and I would like to share my experience with you in pictures.

Approaching the house of Charles Trenet you could see a painting of Trenet on the exterior wall of a house.

The street where Charles Trenet was born is named after Charles Trenet.

He was born in this room.

His famous hat.

France - Brittany - Morbihan - Vannes

I keep sorting the pictures of our one week holiday in Bretagne. 

Here, on my blog, I've already shown you Rochefort-en-Terre. Now, the next will be Vannes.

(If you want to see my pictures in bigger size just click on the photos.)

Timber-framed houses

Le port (the harbour)

Château de l'Hermine, built in the 18th century as a residence of the dukes of Brittany

Hermine (hermeline with scarf)

Tour du Connétable, built in the 16th century

"Vannes and his wife" from the 15th century

Place Henri IV

A pancake house (une crêperie)

 It's me, in front of the town wall

And of course, we visited "Le jardin aux papillons" (The butterfly garden)

France - Brittany - Morbihan - Rochefort-en-Terre

Because some of my friends and relatives wanted to see more pictures of Bretagne (Brittany), I took a deep breath and I decided to show mostly all of them but divided into towns and places.

First, here comes Rochefort-en-Terre a "cité de caractère" and believe me this city really has a charming character. I can say that if you are near this city, you must see it!

Rochefort-en-Terre has a medieval atmosphere and the entire city looks like a film set.

(If you want to see a picture in bigger size you just have click on the photo.)

The church Our Lady (L'eglise Notre Dame)

A workshop of art next to the church (Un atelier d'art)

A beautiful square where you can find the tourist office (Place du Puits)

The sign of the tourist office

An antique shop (Un antiquaire)

The castle (Le château)

The chapel of the castle (Le chapelle du château)