Where the Wind Blows We Go

Our destination? A carefree wander toward Normandy.

Sometimes you simply follow the breeze.

There are rooftops, streets that invite wandering, and views worth every step.

The air carries hints of salt, stone, and history. Hum, and butter in many forms.

We found places that feel both familiar and wonderfully unexpected.

It isn’t about checking off landmarks; it’s about soaking in the moment and creating shared memories.

A few days in France with my longtime friend, Erika.

Are you a traveler with a carefully planned itinerary, or do you prefer to follow serendipity? Erika loves having every detail mapped out, while I enjoy stepping out and letting the moment lead the way. This week, we decided to blend the best of both styles—and set off together to see where the wind would take us.



Comments

6 responses to “Where the Wind Blows We Go”

  1. Looks like you two are having a great time.
    That palmier looks beautiful and would be perfect with my coffee this morning. Well I am a planner down to the minute. I can’t help it. But over time I’ve come to realize if you don’t surrender to the wind, you can miss out on good things.

  2. My husband and I are ‘Where the Wind Blows We Go’ people. When we travelled overseas we naturally had to do certain planning. We had a Euro Rail pass, booked our hotel near stations……..and away we went. Travelling in our caravan in Australia, we often stopped for morning coffee and ended up staying 4 days! Wonderful and happy memories.

  3. Judy Wilcox

    We like to make it up as we go along. On many of our travels our only reservations are airplane seats. We just spend the night wherever we end up. We’ve found some lovely accommodations and some pretty awful ones but they always provide great stories after we get home.

  4. So happy you are spending time together! I know y’all had fun and got some exercise to boot! ❤️

  5. Marilyn Miller

    How fun is that!!! “set off together to see where the wind would take us” What a lovely friendship.

    1. Tis indeed

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