This is a little boat landing on the outskirts of Giverny. The stream is the Epte River, which runs along the entire southern edge of town. It doesn't look like much, but it's 70 miles long and empties into the Seine a few miles from this spot.
Lunchtime Photo
That's a creek.
Unless you live by a crick.
Indeed. Kevin makes a non-French speaker mistake but a typical one. A rivière is not a river unless it's big. Conversely, a river is not a rivière but a fleuve if it enters into the sea. The Saône is big and empties into the Rhône and thus is both a rivière and a river. But most rivières are streams if they're fastmoving or creeks if they're not. A very small stream or creek, though, is a ruisseau.
Nice shot. Very bucolic.
Just lovely...brings truth to the psychic, enveloping, reality as to why and how there was a necessity to create these paintings. Best Wishes, Traveller