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Monday, 29 April 2013

Pour l'Amour du fil part 2 2013

I took  Lot's of photo's in Nantes and  not all of quilts.
I  had one morning where I walked round the city and did a little shopping for that special  little person in my life.
I thought I would show you a little of the city and more of some of the Antique quilts that I saw at the show. 
The mechanical elephant that we rode on.
Spagetti Junction  perhaps

This tree was gorgeous and would love to know what its called. Can anyone help?

The Castle




Wandering through a back street I found this tiny doorway maybe for tiny people who knows.


Walking back to the hotel one evening

Wouldn't I like someone to buy me  flowers from here.

Lovely applique quilt belonging to Mary Koval.

This one was on the Labour's of Love booth
So was this lovely hexagon



Well that wraps up this round of photos I will be back in few days with some more.
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14 comments:

  1. Dreams can come true!30 April 2013 at 00:29

    Thanks for letting me "walk" with you. I needed to get away today!

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  2. YankeeQuilter30 April 2013 at 03:17

    Lovely photos! And some amazing quilts...

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  3. Janet30 April 2013 at 05:06

    I enjoyed your pictures! the elephant looks fascinating! Such lovely old quilts - the applique one is fabulous!!

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  4. Every Stitch30 April 2013 at 07:58

    Thanks for the Nantes tour - looks a wonderful city. That tree with the beautiful blossoms looks familiar but can't put a name to it...sorry. Love the quilts of course - especially Mary Koval's applique. Do you mind if I pin that photo?
    All the best
    Hilda

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  5. Maggie30 April 2013 at 14:24

    You saw much more of Nantes than we did, we stayed outside of the city on Thursday night because we had Fleur with us. Just a quick drive in, a mooch around the scrap salon then we zipped out again back to Normandy. Sorry to have missed you, maybe next time?

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  6. Frances Leate30 April 2013 at 14:50

    Most of my travel these days seems to be in front of a screen so loved the tour of Nantes and would have loved to have been there. Take care.

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  7. Helen30 April 2013 at 15:26

    Hi Sue, Do you know what is funny? I've been following your blog for some time. It is kind of sad we didn't recognize each other during the Di Ford workshop. Next time I will wear a badge :)

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  8. Lori30 April 2013 at 21:30

    Beautiful!I've never been to France but am planning on Fall of 2014 to get there myself.
    I would have rather seen you on a mechanical bull;-)

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  9. apiecefullife2 May 2013 at 06:17

    Thanks for the lovely photos. I wish i could have been there. That comment is so sad: the other blogger who you/ she didn't recognise.

    Is that tree a jacaradah? Or lilac? Did it have a scent?

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  10. Sue2 May 2013 at 08:44

    Hello apiecefullife - I have searched and found it to be a jacarada tree.
    It wasn't a lilac as I have one of this in my garden but I had never seen this tree before. The flowers were like a lilac but much bigger and more upright.
    Thanks for your comment.

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  11. Dawn3 May 2013 at 14:23

    We had Jacaranda trees in California. When the streets lines with them bloomed it was stunning, and when the petals fell the grass and sidewalks were purple.
    Your trip looks like it was great FUN. So glad you got to go!

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  12. Nicky9 May 2013 at 00:03

    Didn't know Nantes was such a pretty city! Thanks for taking me on a tour Sue!

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  13. antique quilter11 May 2013 at 10:50

    Wow what a beautiful city. thanks for the tour, I love seeing photo's from places around the world.
    ok just love that bird quilt, LOVE IT!!!! thanks for sharing it.
    oh yes if i lived near that flower shop I think I might be shopping there once a week for myself!
    have a wonderful weekend
    Kathie

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  14. Unknown19 May 2013 at 05:34

    I think your tree may be a paulownia. Nantes certainly looks to be an interesting city. Thanks for sharing. June

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