We stayed in our pied-a-terre in Saint-Remy again for a few days. Great airbnb hosts and a convenient spot next to a fantastic boulanger for morning croissants. Where Saint-Remy-de-Provence ends in the east, Eygalieres begins. The hilltop village has just over 1,000 people, with a large shrine to the Virgin Mary atop a 12th-century chapel.

The town, of course, has a mistral bell. Very important today with the strong mistral winds blowing through.
We passed through the “suburbs” and found some interesting sights. Things have changed in just a couple weeks since our last visit.

In fact, the trees are starting to form the magnificent green tunnel that characterizes so many smaller roads in France.

Just above these waterfalls, this canal splits into two. The other leg is the canal we walked along near the Van Gogh museum in Saint-Remy.
While we’re waiting for the lavender to bloom, we’re seeing lots of flowers in the same hues. The lavender-colored wisteria was lovely. Now it’s already passing its peak. Today we have lilacs! Just like the ones in Rochester, New York, the Flower City. Almost time for Rochester’s Lilac Festival.
We have found lavender irises too.
We have also found les taureaux, the bulls, in the wild, or actually at a farm.
Speaking of bulls…pit bull…Brad Pitt, it’s reported that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have purchased a farmhouse here. No sign of them so far.