
A Hidden Picasso Just Outside Uzès
When Amanda Summer reached out to me while visiting Uzès, I had no idea the conversation would lead to a guest post on my blog. We met, talked, and within minutes it was clear she
Adventures of the Barefoot blogger
Welcome! I’m Deborah, an American expat who has called the charming town of Uzès, France, home for nearly a decade. Through this website, I invite you to join me on an exciting journey as I share my experiences and insights from this beautiful corner of the world.

When Amanda Summer reached out to me while visiting Uzès, I had no idea the conversation would lead to a guest post on my blog. We met, talked, and within minutes it was clear she
The Barefoot Blogger shares over 10 years of inspiring personal stories and enriching experiences across France. Exploring both renowned landmarks and hidden treasures through the eyes of an American expat who has embraced life in this captivating country. Be prepared to fall in love with France all over again.
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The farmer who sells goat cheese at the Uzes Saturday Market is one of my favorite vendors.
Sarlat. You’re the winner. Of all the places I’ve been on my Dordogne tour these past five days, I like you the best. Take a
The idea of moving to France is no longer just for the rich and famous. Ordinary people like you and me are making the move,
WHERE ELSE WOULD I HAVE LEARNED ABOUT PIPINETTES?
Three days is the perfect time to spend in Bordeaux to taste the city. On this visit, I spent Day 1 at the Le Cité
When I first considered retiring in France, I wasn’t thinking about taxes, healthcare, or French bureaucracy. I was dreaming of living in a medieval town,

I’ve always wanted to visit Paris or London for Christmas. The thought of Paris Christmas Lights or London, decked in

When Cultures Collide Moving from the Carolinas to the South of France was an adventure. But over ten years in,

Winter in the south of France can be colder and wetter than many visitors expect. As the weather shifts, so

WHERE ELSE WOULD I HAVE LEARNED ABOUT PIPINETTES?