European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 11, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse At left a View of by Valieres with the Al Pilles Hills in the , the town s Lone souvenir shop carries prints posters and soaps and sachets made with Lavender that grows in the area. A amps photos by Betty Luman children play in an Alley of a sunday afternoon. A a Quot a a a a l. It n houses with Burnt Orange tile roofs. Irises grow wild in the wooded area just below the ruins of the ancient fortress which once was occupied by a roman legion sent to divert the local Spring water to Arles. The 17th-Century penitents Chapel located at the top stages exhibitions by local artists. Views of the surrounding Countryside can be enjoyed from All directions by walking about the ruins which also Are a perfect spot for a picnic. If you prefer a restaurant meal the l Auberge Provengale offers an attractive rustic courtyard with Orange Trees and Flowers in abundance. While we wandered in Mouth watering Chicken was being roasted in an outdoor Stone fireplace. Prices for double rooms at the hotel and restaurant on the place de a Mairie Range from $40 to $60 per night. Several campgrounds Are located near by Valieres and a mile East of town is the Mas de la Brune a 16th-Century mansion converted to a Small hotel. By Valieres is Worth a visit if Only to get away from the crowds of its More famous neighbors. Don t expect excitement rather soak in the Calm. You la enjoy it As a contrast to the nearby Don to miss Provencal Sites of Aix Les Baux , Arles and Avignon. A a a Cook prepares to remove a roasted Chicken from the Stone fireplace at l Auberge proven ale. July11,1991 stripes Magazine
