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A Foodie Holiday in Antibes

Antibes has a unique attraction for me. Perhaps it’s the architecture and the narrow, colorful avenues. It could be the quaint little hotel where I

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Deborah Bine June 8, 2024

Camargue: A Most Unusual Place for a French Vineyard

Wines from the Camargue Region of France

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Deborah Bine April 13, 2024
Via Domitia in Narbonne

Discovering Roman Life in Gaul: Narbonne

Visiting Narbonne always brings back memories of my high school Latin class and our teacher, Ms. Clegg. I struggled with Latin. (Sound familiar? French?) I

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Deborah Bine June 4, 2023

Pézenas: Markets, Moliere and a King’s Stamp of Approval

 The city of Moliere is steeped in history, including tales of a visit by a King that put the Languedoc village on the map. Pézenas

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Deborah Bine May 2, 2023

The Postman’s Palace

The story of Ferdinand Cheval and his “Postman’s Palace” is one that few people outside France recognize. Yet, the monument he built to honor his

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Deborah Bine December 27, 2022

December in Uzès

When I was away from my French home in the winter months,  I wished I could see what I was missing. I longed for December

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Deborah Bine December 13, 2020
wine tasting and canal cruising

Wine Tasting and Cruising Canal du Midi

Canal cruising is more than floating along slowly all day in a barge. Wine tasting and cruising was the perfect day on the Athos Canal du Midi cruise.

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Deborah Bine June 19, 2019
Athos Canal du Midi Cruise

Aboard the Athos Canal du Midi Luxury Barge

If visiting the south of France is in your future, an Athos Canal du Midi Cruise should be at the top of your “to-do” list.

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Deborah Bine June 17, 2019
Dordogne's Plus Beaux Villages

Dordogne Plus Beaux Villages: Beynac and Castlenaud

On the way back from my recent visit to the States, I intentionally stopped in Dordogne to see four of the beaux villages on my list: Beynac-et-Cazenac, Castlenaud-la-Chapelle, Monpazier, and St. Jean-de-Côle.

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Deborah Bine May 28, 2019
Back to France

Back to France … Home Again in Uzès

Sometimes, it seems that I’m being unappreciative to my family I visit in the US. But when I return back home again in Uzès,  I

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Deborah Bine April 28, 2019

Tree Sports in Uzès. Who knew?

Have you ever heard of “tree sports in Uzès?” Neither had I. Now, trees are where I’d love to hang out. Literally! Time to learn

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Deborah Bine April 28, 2019

Lyon, France: Behind Closed Doors

Lyon hides some of its best features out of sight, behind closed doors.

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Deborah Bine April 28, 2019

Finding Your Way Through Paris’ CDG

Like many of you who will be finding your way through Paris’ CDG in the next weeks and months, I’m heading there, too. It’s time

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Deborah Bine April 28, 2019
mini rocamador

Discovering Najac: A Mini Rocamadour

Along the way back to Uzès from my first visit to the Dordogne, I received an email from my good friend, artist Andy Newman.”If you like Rocamadour, stop by the mini Rocamadour, Narjac

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Deborah Bine March 15, 2019
Wish for France

Travel Corsica: From Sea to Snow-Capped Mountains

You have to Travel Corsica to believe how much the terrain of an island can change within a short drive.

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Deborah Bine March 3, 2019
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