Saint Saturnin is a small town in Luberon, which is a part of Provence between Aix and Avignon. Unless you spend a lot of time in southern France, I suppose those names shouldn't mean much, and really this is just one of a million quaint little southern Frenchy towns. It's pretty deserted because it's so late in the season, and if the layout of the house we're staying in is any indication, it's a summer type of place. Most of the restaurants and shops are closed, but we found one to have lunch in that served kickass food. Reba's on a food photography kick (thanks, Ling) so enjoy the photos.
cheese plate... there are few finer things in life
salad!
Later on we hiked up the hill to the local ruined Chateau, which appears to have had a monastery added at some point. The hill also had some old windmills, which was really cool too. I looked inside one, and all the old wooden gears are still in there, totally awesome.
view of the church at St Saturnin
mom and the windmill
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