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On Thu, 17 Mar 2005 17:27:00 +0000 (UTC), > wrote:
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> There is an amazing range of difference in the landscape of southern
> France all by itself. I've been to Arles when my daughter was studying
> in Montpelier. I think there was a bit of a market going on then and
> I bought a pair of siwmming trunks. For things nearby, I think the
> Gorge of the Ardeche is quite an impressive sight. Honestly, I could
> spend a year or two just exploring the southern parts of France.
> Talk to the people, eat late in the evening, sit in an open air
> cafe in Montpelier and listen to music and sip coffee or wine late
> into the night . . . sigh. Now I want to go back.
I hear you, Bill... It's been that way for every country I've visited
so far. You could spend years exploring it and still not see/experience/taste
everything. Three weeks seems like a generous amount of time until you get in
the middle of planning and realize that there's so much you want to see, it'd
take a lifetime! But we console ourselves with the possibility of returning
to France someday. It may be a while, but I'd like to visit the Alsace
region, Burgundy, Bordeaux, etc.--basically, all the regions we won't be
seeing this time around. And I'm sure we'll find lots of places we'd like to
revisit, too.
Ariane
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