Tag: Burgundy Château

For Francophiles: A Meet & Greet Spot, and More

Looking for kindred spirits who love France, in your area---or French speakers, or French lessons, or just some fun? Here's the best way to put ...
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Our Naked, Steamy Neighbors

Oh la la, how do you address a naked neighbor who is showering in front of their house? Ron has a cultural moment, and the ...
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The Best Provençal Town That Isn’t in Provence

Looking for a charming base town for exploring Provence? Here's one that's a bit out of bounds, but don't rule it out just yet. It's ...
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The Small Pleasures of Village Life

When you live in the center of a French village, some interesting things pass by your gate--and some good stories might even blow by on ...
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A Potager Worthy of a Château

Want to see the most beautiful vegetable garden ever? Come along on a tour, and harvest a few ideas for your own garden, and for ...
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Why You Should Never Pass Up a French Village Fête

They're funny, they're silly, they're irresistible: that French icon, the Village Fête. Allons y, there's one in our village this week, and you won't want ...
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Endless Beauty, in a Small Package

Have you been drooling over the aerial photos of the Tour de France? How can one small country have SUCH beauty and variety? The Tour ...
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A French Bouquet, Just for You

OK you gardeners out there--come on in and see what the fabulous French roses in Burgundy are like. And some help, please: I'm trying to ...
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Au Château, La Fête des Macarons

Those brightly colored French macarons are all the rage, in France and stateside too. What's all the fuss about? Find out here, join our macaron ...
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Psst, Want a Little French Sweetie Thing?

Are you a person with strong appetites? Better read this, then….
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