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83Border-hopping on the Doubs 1: Valentigney to St Ursanne
They say there's no place like home, so let's start from this one, ours for a few years, but see below for its much more famous resident. This is a three-part photographic journey from Valentigney in the Pays...
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81Marathon du Medoc - A 26 mile médoc wine tasting marathon
 The Marathon du Medoc. Imagine a marathon which is not about the speed at which you run, it’s about fun, food, festivities, friendship and above all wine. Set it against a beautiful backdrop of more than 50 chateaux and...
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86Paris with children
A selection of 12 fun places and educational activities to do in Paris with for your children. Great ideas to give fun long lasting memories to your little ones when visiting the city of love.
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85French Castles: Valencay
A 16th Century Chateau in one of the "most beautiful detours of France". A place to spend a whole day with your family admiring the architecture and decoration, following the live shows, having a picnic in the park of the Chateau and letting your children wander around Napoleons maze, the children's chateau or the little farm.
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82French Castles: Chabenet
A restored mediaeval castle in the heart of France, the chateau de Chabenet is the most beautiful castle I have seen in the area. As soon as you cross the entry gates you feel transported to a fairy tale...
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82Fancy a fantastic day out in the South of France
Fabulous route through the South of France Languedoc-Rousillion region taking in the Mediterranean coastline, the Cathar fortresses a lunch in Collioure where Picasso used to paint and a stop off in Fitou for wine tasting.
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79French Castles: Argy
Chateau d' Argy: Located in the Indre department -3 hours drive from Paris- in Central France, the Chateau d'Argy was a military castle, a fortress during the mediaeval ages.
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74Rochechouart and the land of the meteorite
The historic city of Rochechouart, Limousin, France, is dominated by a magnificent chateau, now a centre for modern art. The second most prominent building is the church, famous for its twisted spire. The surrounding countryside is ideal for fishing, walking, riding and cycling and there are many foot paths and bridleways.
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78French Castles: Bouges
This chateau in the heart of France, can satisfy the most demanding taste. It has a 40 acre park, French gardens, a museum of horse drawn carriages and hunting lodges.
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77Wine: its therapeutical uses
Wine: its therapeutical uses I knew Wine is a very important part on French life. There cannot be a good lunch or dinner without a good bottle of wine. It always amazes me that in some restaurants wine is...
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