Mackinac Island, Upper Peninsula
Untitled
My friend K. posted a link in her LJ about it.
http://www.mackinacislandlilacfestival.com/
It looks wonderful…
over 4 years ago| 20 places I want to go | 32 places I've been |
|
| 1. | Marfa
United States: Texas: West Texas 1 cheer |
69 people |
| 2. | Big Bend National Park
United States: Texas: West Texas: Trans-Pecos: Brewster County |
132 people |
| 3. | Cancún
Mexico: Quintana Roo 2 cheers |
708 people |
| 4. | Costa Rica
Central America And The Caribbean 1 cheer |
3,282 people |
| 5. | Château De Chenonceau
France: Pays de la Loire: Loire Valley |
10 people |
| 6. | The Moon
Outer Space: The Milky Way: Our Solar System: Earth Orbit |
579 people |
| 7. | Mars
Outer Space: The Milky Way: Our Solar System |
213 people |
| 8. | Avalon
Mythical/Fictional Places: Literature And Fiction |
60 people |
| 9. | Magrathea
Mythical/Fictional Places: Literature And Fiction |
27 people |
| 10. | Camelot
Mythical/Fictional Places: Literature And Fiction |
65 people |
| 11. | Arrakis
Mythical/Fictional Places: Literature And Fiction |
13 people |
| 12. | Neverland
Mythical/Fictional Places: Literature And Fiction |
161 people |
| 13. | Xanth
Mythical/Fictional Places: Literature And Fiction |
7 people |
| 14. | World of Narnia
Mythical/Fictional Places: Literature And Fiction |
209 people |
| 15. | Pern
Mythical/Fictional Places: Literature And Fiction |
17 people |
| 16. | Rivendell
Mythical/Fictional Places: Literature And Fiction: Arda: Middle-earth: Eriador |
139 people |
| 17. | The Shire
Mythical/Fictional Places: Literature And Fiction: Arda: Middle-earth: Eriador |
119 people |
| 18. | Galveston
United States: Texas: Galveston County |
45 people |
| 19. | Rubber Rose Ranch
Mythical/Fictional Places: Literature And Fiction |
2 people |
| 20. | Mackinac Island
United States: Michigan: Upper Peninsula |
120 people |
My friend K. posted a link in her LJ about it.
http://www.mackinacislandlilacfestival.com/
It looks wonderful…
over 4 years agoA few years ago, I was google searching for garden plans or gardens or something like that, and found a picture of the gardens at Chenonceau. I looked up more photos of the chateau, and learned that it was a love nest of sorts for one of the kings of France (one of the Henris, but I don’t remember which one) and his mistress, Diane De Poitiers. She was an interesting character. Apparently, the chateau was a point of conflict between the wife and the mistress, both wanted to own it. It’s also called the “Chateau des Femmes”, or something like that,
because every major improvement or restoration was done by a woman. It was used during WWII as a field hospital, and at one point all the original windows got blown out during that war, too. Sad.
ANYWAY, then I found this website about travelling in the Loire Valley and touring the chateaux on horseback! That sounded so fabulous. If I found myself suddenly with a lot of money and free time, I would love to do that.
http://www.hiddentrails.com/europe/france/loire-escape.htm
over 5 years ago