Arbonne Manor

Welcome to the "Arbonne Castle".
For more information about our lovely little Province here, scroll down below.
I am called Lady Andira (An-Dear-Ah). Each room of the castle is filled with interesting knowledge that I wish to share with my web community. Please take a moment to tour my castle. I know you will find something of interest to you here. I do hope your stay here is enjoyable and that you leave enlightened by my words...
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Want to take a tour....
The Clouds Above The Chapel teaches about our ancient Egyptians Join me in The Sacred Flower Garden Visit The Sanctuary to honor goddesses from around the world Stop by The Kitchen to tour the world of scents, oils & herbs Visit with our village elders in The Council's Courtyard to get some "words from the wise." Climb The Tower and learn the secret language of symbols Browse the shelves of The Library for suggested reading material Every castle has to have an Armory to store our knights' weapons If you have the guts, visit my Dungeon

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"Arbonne is a sun-blessed province of vineyards and olive trees. It is the home of a passionate, goddess-centered culture. In Arbonne, there are grassy meadows full of wild flowers and butterflies. The castle sits atop a small mountain just above the town. It is truly a remarkable estate with its lavish gardens of lavendar and courtly interiors. A deep green forest sits just west of the castle where the unicorns and antelope run free. East of the castle lies Lake Miravel where the waters dazzle of blue in the early morning sun. The air is sweetly tainted with the scent of honeysuckle and jasmine. Although Arbonne does not have many inhabitants, the people here are content with the simple life. You will find that the townspeople are quite friendly and welcome outsiders.
We have many festivals and celebrations in Arbonne annually. Oh how everyone enjoys coming together to feast upon the delicious sweets imported in from the nearby lands, hearing the festive music of harps and flutes, and most of all, sampling the delectable wines created where else but "Arbonne" Bar