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Asterix vs Manga : Japanese comics conquer the heart of France
"Comic books or bandes dessinees as they are called in the French-speaking world have been a significant part of French culture since...
Truffles - the Black Pearls of the Dordogne
A perfect truffle should be firm, have a good aroma and full of taste. It breathes and absorbs oxygen and rejects carbon dioxide and other ...
Welkom aan al die Suid-Afrikaanse Lesers van my blog!
Een van die groot plesiere is om te kan opkyk wie almal die blog lees, en baie gereeld is daar lesers in Suid-Afrika wat 'n bietjie tyd ...
Deadly game? French petanque player killed after struck by ball
Just when I was thinking of posting an article about petanque or boules again -- as this is the unltimate French sport for these wonderful...
More Cyrano de Bergerac d'Edmond Rostand
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...
A Brand New 007-ish kind of year!
After a looooong absence – I note my last entry was on 5 December!, I am finally back in the land of the living blogs! – and it is good to s...
Another successful event at the Chateau: A Literary Evening with Michael Sadler
On Friday night, 12 May, the Aquitaine Langues and Chateau Lalinde hosted another wildly successful Literary Evening -- this time, once agai...
Liberté, égalité, fraternité It is Bastille Day in France: 14 July!
Liberté , égalité, fraternité Stepping outside my front door this morning, I could attend the always moving ceremony of the French citizens ...
A Spencer Tunick Installation coming to our area!
22 April 2006 will see another of the American artist, Spencer Tunick's giant 'sculptural' installations --- this time in St Se...
SA Blog Awards
So -- the top two finalists were announced today -- and this blog did not make it this time round! -- But a BIG thank you to all of you who ...
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The Giant Omelette at Haux, Gironde
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...
Asterix vs Manga : Japanese comics conquer the heart of France
"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...
An almost 'empty' River Dordogne, and Surfing the Bore
This week the Dordogne river in front of the chateau dropped to an all-time low --- well, to be exact, to an all-time-since-I-arrived-here-l...
Easter in France : The church bells are silent....
Anne Wipf. , the artist of this lovely rendition of the Easter Bells , writes about her work: "In the French tradition, on Tuesday be...
The Gendarmerie in all shapes and sizes?? NOOOOO!! I want my heroes to be goodlooking, please!!
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Riding the tidal bore on the Gironde! : Mascaret
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Not for fainthearted : Tony Crosbie, Artist
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