Hi James, no problem – email them to me at nadine@lelongweekend.com and I’ll see if I can identify it.

Hi, sorry for the late reply (I’m less likely to miss these questions in my FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ProvenceTravelPlanning/). Both locations are very small villages. Out of the two, Lourmarin has more places to eat & shops etc. It’s also better located for exploring the Luberon/Aix/etc. However, Eygalières is very charming and well located for visiting St Remy/Avignon etc, so it depends what interests you more. Of course, you can visit all locations from either spot, but will spend a little more time in the car.

Really too hard to say at this point sorry. If you’re lucky, you may find a field or two around Sault. Their lavender festival isn’t until the middle of the month as they typically harvest later.

Thanks for the kind comments! There’s still a lot to do and see in the Luberon even with things closed, but that said, I’ll think you’ll find many things open still. Alternatively, you could spend one day touring the Luberon and the other driving out to Pont du Gard & Uzes, or the Alpilles (St Remy, Les Baux-de-Provence, Carrieres de Lumieres, Glanum, etc) on the other day. If you’re at all into antiques (or just love a good market) L’isle-sur-la-Sorgue is hosting the International Antiques Fair that weekend – it only happens twice a year (bigger than the usual Sunday market).

Thank you so much! So at the time these were taken, I was using both a Sony A6000 with a Sony 70-200 f4 lens and a Nikon D750 with a 24-70 f2.8 lens 🙂 I think at the time I was also playing around with some presets from Carmen Huter – used in lightroom. Hope that helps!

Merci beaucoup!!