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Jeannette1 Says: About once a year, people of this small town have what Americans would call a "garage sale" except that it's not in front of your garage. The streets are blocked and each family books a certain amount of space on the sidewalk to sell their old stuff.It's called La...
Jeannette1 Says: There is a beautiful Santa's workshop display at Christmas time right in the main square in front of the Church. All the children come and see how Santa and his helpers make toys.
Beausoleil Says: You don't have to go in, just admire it. Around the back is a lovely parking lot and off the parking lot in the Maire are the cleanest public restrooms we've found in France. That is saying quite a bit since we usually find public restrooms to be well taken care of...
Go to the Boulanger . . . picnic time!
Beausoleil Says: We found an artisan boulanger in La Chapelle so got our evening baguette there. The pastries looked very tempting too but we had a long drive ahead.This would be a good place to get a baguette and dessert for a picnic.
Jeannette1 Says: If you walk through the village streets, you will see many nice decorations on homes. The French style is to have a gated garden all around the home.
Jeannette1 Says: Yes, even in this small town, the local grocery store has a special parking space for pregnant women. I think it's a great idea!The picture was taken at the new "Shoppi" grocery store.
Jeannette1 Says: dangerous animals :-) Everyday, we would walk to the boulangerie to get our bread (notice the French baguette in my husband's bag) and my husband would pet this seemingly friendly horse.About 2 weeks later, we noticed a sign by the field that said " Ne pas me caresser. Je...
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Yes, even in this small town, the local grocery store has a special parking space for pregnant women. I think it's a great idea!The picture was taken at the new...
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A small village in France profonde
My mother lives in this small village (3,500 people) in the center of France. It's a typical small French village of about 5,000 people. It's does not get many tourists and is not listed in any guide...
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Want to get off the beaten track?
You know how people always say they want to get off the beaten track and see how real people live, as though tourists weren't real people. Well, go to La Chapelle St. Ursin near Bourges and you will...
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