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THE PAST TEN DAYS IN SOUTHERN FRANCE…
... for the next day. I suddenly notice that Joni’s lower lip has dark stuff dried all over it. She tries to rub it off and I see her tongue and teeth. Yikes! They are also totally stained with something dark and red! I stick out my tongue- the same deal. With pursed lips, we pay for our stuff and…go home to some serious teeth/mouth brushing after our day of tasting dark red ...
Dordogne - Bastides, chateaux and walnuts
... t seem to have many customers. We planned to stop wherever we could to enjoy our lunch and not far out of Sarlat came across the little village of Carsac. It had a pretty little picnic area and a beautiful, old church nearby.
When we had first arrived at our hotel, Jean Luc had intoned the list of attractions in the district and had quietly said that there was a good view from Domme so that was our destination. It turned out to be a little village ...
The Valley of Wines
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We stopped alongside the river and had a thin based pizza from a little cafe pizza restaurant, then continued on until we finally arrived at our hotel.
We checked in and then walked into the old part of the town which was well worth it. Great eating places, amazing buildings, narrow streets and statue of Bergerac with his big nose. An eagle could have perched on that ...
Everywhere we look, a bloody castle!
... the other: all in together. Even at a road house on the freeway when the queue at the ladies was too long, straight in to the men's they went. Nobody batted an eyelid. Some of the little villages around here are just like Rocamadour, built into the cliff face but on a smaller scale and with a big river at the bottom. We are now of to visit one of these towns called La Roc Gageac and have a look around. Having problems with photos again will try to add when we ...
Prehistoric Cave Paintings
The Vezere Valley, tucked away in the French interior, is a mecca for prehistoric cave paintings and archeology. Our journey here was inspired by a documentary featuring the paintings at Lascaux: Cave of Forgotten Dreams. It's difficult to visit this area without a car, but being based in Les Eyzies placed us in easy walking distance for a few major sites.
As we rode the train from Bordeaux, I fell in ...
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