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Les Sources de St. Remy: A pleasant place to stay
skywalkerbeth Says: I stayed here in March of 2002. It was a very pleasant, Provencal place to stay. The decorations in the room were chosen with care and were very charming and what you would expect to see in Provence. The owner was very friendly and helpful. I understand they have now...
edwis Says: . Near St. Remy we found the ancient settlement of “Glanum”, a ancient Roman ruins site. They said it is one of the four most famous monuments in all of France (we guessed that they’ve never been to Paris). Still intact are a very large and impressive “Triumphal Arch” and...
skywalkerbeth Says: Click, click, clank, clank! These will become familiar sounds to you if you travel in France. Who said football was the national game of France? I daresay it is petanque (boules). if you see something which looks like a sandbox, in a tranquil, well shaded spot - wait around,...
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edwis Says: . Near St. Remy we found the ancient settlement of “Glanum”, a ancient Roman ruins site. They said it is one of the four most famous monuments in all of France (we guessed that they’ve never been to Paris). Still intact are a very large and impressive “Triumphal Arch” and...
wherever you go, there you are
skywalkerbeth Says: on horseback.I always strive to go horseback riding when I travel. So far I've gone riding in France a few times, and Peru. It's a brilliant way to see the countryside.I would recommend going on the two hour tour with this group, not the one hour tour. They will take you...
edwis Says: Marie told us to be sure to come here on a Sunday for the town’s market day. Oh my god, the whole town was a giant street market. Parking was about 5 blocks away and Joan creatively parked our little car up on a sidewalk, perpendicular to the street. We then wandered around...
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Click, click, clank, clank! These will become familiar sounds to you if you travel in France. Who said football was the national game of France? I daresay it is...
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This turned out to be our comfortable ‘base town’ just to hang out in. The city has a giant one-way traffic flow circle around it. The center of the circle has all the old town stuff, about 4 blocks...
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