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‘Enry Cooper came next

I’ve told you about the first three animals we got – Winston the stray kitten, Churchill the Doberman Pinscher who turned out to be a ...
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My French Cuisine – Grandma Flo’s Dundee Cake

Okay – I know this isn’t remotely French but I just couldn’t resist sharing it with you. One of my dreams when we moved here ...
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Murder in the Village – A strange but true story of life in France

This is a strange but absolutely true story as told to me by Remy, my neighbour who knows everything and everyone in our area and ...
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“You know what they call a Quarter Pounder with cheese in France?”*

It never ceases to amaze me that the country that has given us foie gras, coq au vin, profiteroles and champagne has taken to McDonalds ...
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Carnaval de Dunkerque – The Dunkirk Carnival

On Sunday 19/2 I made my way to Dunkerque in the Nord-Pas de Calais region to see what the Carnaval de Dunkerque (Dunkirk Carnival) was ...
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The French bee museum!

For some time now, me and the other half have been taking bee pollen! When I say taking it, I don’t mean pinching it out ...
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My French Life | Cows eat grass

Not much happens in our little village and my life in France is tranquil on the whole.  However J-P, my neighbour and font of all ...
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France hosts Kite Festival

There’s a little town near where I live called Berck-sur-Mer. Its a lovely little seaside resort in Pas-de-Calais, glorious beaches, never overcrowded even in the ...
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The housecoat - essential garment of ladies in the village

Le housecoat – it’s not exactly Jean Paul Gaultier darlings

Over the past couple of decades I’ve been all over France and it’s fair to say that this is a country of immense variety in ...
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The “real” French presidential candidates!

France has its fair share of crackpots and loonies going head to head with those of a more serious nature when it comes to Presidential ...
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