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The Barbegal Mills
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The Barbegal aqueduct and mills are situated in Fontvieille,
Bouches-du-Rhône, near Arles. Often hailed as "the greatest known
concentration of mechanical ...
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4 comments:
Lovely art photo. Bonnes fêtes to you and the felines.
May your day be full of love and laughter and may the new year bring you all the good things in life.... eg lots of photo opportunities of the wildlife variety; sunny days; well behaved 2CVs and health and time to enjoy them all... With love, Colin and Elizabeth xx
Fascinatingly interesting content, photo-art, wildlife. Glorious.
Seasonal Greetings to all. RiF
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