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I have spoken often before about learning the language of your adopted country. Without speaking the language of the people in your communit...
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"Comic books or bandes dessinees as they are called in the French-speaking world have been a significant part of French culture since...
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The Christmas and New Year weeks were very busy with a lot of work for everyone but the problems occur when customers decide to book a taxi ...
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It has been a busy week with lots of excitement. An hour-long interview by *Julie Jézéquel on **Bergerac Radio - in French - and not my b... -
To celebrate the fourth anniversary of his language school, Albert Croce hosted a superb evening at the chateau where Aquitaine Langues is ... -
One of the many pleasures of living in the Dordogne-Perigord, is to browse the antique and brocante markets which take place in all the litt... -
It is already a year ago when I last wrote about the Dordogne/Gironde Tidal Bore, or the Mascaret, as it is known, and now the season is b ... -
In an article he titles " When food tribes go abroad ", Jay Rayner of the Observer Food Monthly , gives a somewhat bitter and twi...
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And here is the excerpt I was going to give you, before the brash Mr Gibson so rudely interrupted! Acte 1, scène IV, "la tirade du n...
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One of the many pleasures of living in France or coming here on holiday, renting a chateau or a gite and spending time discovering the bea...
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Every year, for the last 26 years, on Easter Monday, a giant omelette is made -- not only to retain the title of the biggest omelette in the...
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"Comic books or bandes dessinees as they are called in the French-speaking world have been a significant part of French culture since...
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22 April 2006 will see another of the American artist, Spencer Tunick's giant 'sculptural' installations --- this time in St Se...
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On Friday night, 12 May, the Aquitaine Langues and Chateau Lalinde hosted another wildly successful Literary Evening -- this time, once agai...
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And here is the excerpt I was going to give you, before the brash Mr Gibson so rudely interrupted! Acte 1, scène IV, "la tirade du n...
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The ruined remains of the tower of Chateau de Clerans stands large and strong and invincible. An oxymoron perhaps? But true nevertheless. T... -
I have spoken often before about learning the language of your adopted country. Without speaking the language of the people in your communit...
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During the summer there is something going on all the time and everywhere! If you live in France, or you are lucky enough to be here, in the... -
Living in a little chateau that has its feet in the water of the Dordogne River, the river very much becomes a part of my every day life. As...
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A few times in the last 3 or 4 week I have had reason to make use of Britain's motorway network. Now consider these are suppose to be t...