Stone Wall, La Savonniere

Dakare, on April 16, said:

Circa 1750, this stone cottage has 3 foot thick stone walls and beautiful granite floors in the entryway. Now it is a charming cottage that has been significantly remodeled and landscaped since this picture was taken. It was originally used as a butcherie and to make soaps (Savonniere.) The stone wall is original and is host to myriads of flowering plants that bloom Spring, Summer and Fall. A Virgin Vine can be seen on the left of the cottage and a climbing rose bush located in the middle of the picture. Rose bushes line the wall on the right.