Just arrived back from French class in super cold Cavaillon and it appears tomorrow will be a carbon copy of today. Although it hasn't been as brutally cold here as it has been in eastern Europe it is still a numbing and chill you to the bone experience. Definitely a dangerous kind of wind chill in Cavaillon and the coldest day I have experienced since my arrival. It's about a 35-40 minute drive back home and when I arrived I could immediately tell a difference in the temperature. Not as much wind here and the temps coupled with a much less severe wind chill made it feel at least 15 to 20 degrees warmer. Tomorrow will find me dressed much warmer as today I was totally unprepared for this winter blast.
We didn't get out much this weekend as Alicia has caught a strain of the flu that has been making its rounds in the area. Her daughter Katie and her 2 girls came Saturday and stayed until Sunday which made for a full house, plus I got some free French lessons from 5 year old Kiara....she finally gave up on me... :-)
I'm posting some remaining photos I took last week after it snowed. Right now the snow remains and I expect it to stick around for awhile until some warmer weather returns....which might be awhile.
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| Large farmhouse east of Villars |
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| Snow covered vineyards below the village of Villars |
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| Looking northeast from Villars |
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