Exploring Cap Ferret
One of the great things about teaching English online to French students is that I learn so much more about the different areas of France, areas that are off the […]
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Montauban, Toulouse, and Bressols
In May and June, I had the wonderful opportunity to do a 2 month training course, the School for Kingdom Evangelizers, in Bressols, not too far from Toulouse. The small […]
Hiking through Cassis and Les Calanques
I have to admit, I’ve been way behind on the blogging. And on getting all my photos sorted out. But there’s nothing like procrastinating (ie. SO need to pack for […]
A Weekend in Carcassonne
A couple of weekends ago, I had the opportunity to take a weekend trip to Carcassonne, which was a relatively short (but expensive considering the pricey French autoroutes) 1.5 hour […]
A Day Trip to Saint Tropez
In June, we took a little day trip to Saint Tropez, which was an over 3 hour drive from Montpellier. Saint Tropez is located in the Côte d’Azûr region of […]
An Afternoon in Saint-Guilhem Le Désert
After months of laying low during the cold winter months, it seems that we are now running at full speed. I think that it has something to do with the […]
A Hike to Chateau Montferrand
I’ve just realized that it’s been almost 3 months since my last blog post. Wow! Where does the time go? It’s almost been 6 months since we first arrived in […]
A French Road Trip
Last week, we decided to take a trip up to the Normandy region to visit friends. While we were up there, we decided to stop in Paris as well. (Remember, […]
Our Last Full Day in France… Le Sigh…
Sadly, today is our last day in France. 😦 Then again, maybe it’s a good thing – I don’t know if my waistline can take much more of this good […]
A French Gastronomical Experience
We arrived in Nimes yesterday and pretty much crashed. We were tired. In the evening, we were invited to the house of Alain and his family for a crepe party. […]
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