Kyriad Dijon Longvic
7 rue de Beauregard Dijon, Burgundy, 21600, France
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Les Trois Glorieuses
... watch this video I did find of one display on YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1WyXOJ rTfw&feature=related It is a depiction of the castle at Versailles. If you make it full-screen it is much easier to see the action. And, you might wish to turn off the audio. These displays do not have sound with them (I supposed that is coming in the future!) so you are just listening to the inane talking of the ...
Back To School and Armistice Day
... marched down to the town war memorial (there is also one of these in every town, naming the soldiers who died in the first and second world wars), playing marches that we had never heard. Except for the little trombonist, everyone was able to march in step and play at the same time! At the war memorial, the mayor read the speech that President Sarkozy had read that morning at the Arc de Triomphe. The band played the national anthem ...
Differences
... a section for poultry, a section for pork, a section for veal and a section for horse. I have even seen a section for bison. Country of origin: USA.
We tend to go to the grocery store, but any town worth its salt has at least one bakery, as well as a butcher/deli. We’ve bought beef burgundy, snails and lasagna at our local deli. We could have bought cow’s tongue, breaded pig’s feet or a whole rabbit – ...
“Crème de Cassis” & Signage
... br> Part 2- Signage
While we travel, I sometimes like to take pictures of signage or pictures that tickle my funny bone. Here is a small collection for your entertainment. Enjoy!
1- Poster for a new play called “The President, His Wife and Me”- Do you think the woman pictured is “His Wife” or “Me”? Hmmmm…
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Paris Visit and a little bit more…
... the "Buffalo Grill". We’ve noticed this chain in France on numerous trips with the Minnesota Ambassadors, and believe it or not we were craving some American-style food. The Country & Western music was blaring, there were statues of Native Americans and Totem Poles, and there was a mounted buffalo head just inside the door. The menus had pictures of cowboys, and before dinner we were brought a small bowl of popcorn. ...
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