Fall Follies: Enjoying the Shoulder Season in France
The “shoulder season” is increasingly becoming a favorable time to travel to France, and with good cause! During this time, the crowds diminish, the weather is milder, and tired places previously overrun with tourists are revitalized with charming local festivals. During early October, my mother and I were in Nice and stumbled upon a “Fête […]
The Olive Harvest in Provence and Award-Winning Oils
From ancient groves to modern mills, Provence is celebrated for its award-winning olive oils, known for their rich flavors and vibrant colors.
No car in the south of France? No problem!
Living in the Languedoc without a car has been incredibly freeing. Cycling opens up new doors and experiences
Hunting for Flea Market Treasures in Southern France
Who wouldn’t love the thrill of hunting for unexpected treasures at a French flea market? It’s one of the great joys of my job – finding just the right vintage piece to add character to our European co-ownership homes.
An American Journey into French Wine Culture
I’m almost reluctant to write about French wines, as I know enough to be dangerous but not trustworthy. Will you bear with me as I cross this threshold with a bit of trepidation?