Fred, your articles are like going on a Mini Vacation, so informative and interestng. Now, that hoarseshow horse was something else, almost like our spider. Once again superb pictures.
— Margo, June 18, 2008

What a unique and lovely little town. Of course I'd never heard of it before. Aren't you glad you've got new joints to manipulate those hills and steps and alleyways. I loved the Grande Fontaine!!!! Hard to imagine an almost carless town!!! You sure captured the quaint, artistic feel of the place. How neat to know that Chagall is buried there...... that horseshoe horse reminds me of his paintings!!!! Thanks on borrowed time. Nanci
— Nanci, May 20, 2008

beautiful
Great photos Fred. I took my wife to france for our 10th anniversary back in 1997 and one of my favourite memories is sitting outside at Yves Montand's cafe in St. Paul de Vence sipping a pastis and watching the world go by under that glorious light that the sky drops onto the village.That fountain is apparently where many of the great French painters washed their brushes.

Thanks for the article, Jan.
— jan raczycki, May 16, 2008

Would love to go and walk around those alleys!! thanks Fred
— Sharon Gallagher Lyall, May 15, 2008

Thanks for your informative article on such a charming French village. The historic buildings and narrow alleys are so charming...
— Ben Hsu, May 14, 2008

This is one of my very favorite places on the Riviera . Thank you Fred .
— Margaret Sherwood, May 13, 2008

Your 'tours' are always good, Fred. It is interesting to see so much stone work!
— Barbara, May 13, 2008

Looks beautiful! Makes me long for summer, time and some money to travel. Your pictures truly do inspire.
— monica foell, May 12, 2008

Wow Fred,
what a neat place!! You're right, I loved it, esp the narrow streets & side alleys, the ramparts, & all the stonework... Well done ;o)
— Lorraine Brecht, May 12, 2008