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![]() Kris wrote: > On Mar 13, 3:07 pm, Joseph Littleshoes wrote: > >>Kris wrote: >>And while there is a charming little bistro near the eastern end of the >>grand canal, im not schlepping myself to France for a bit to eat in the >>park of Versailles. >> >>Maybe we should all pool our funds and rent a Loire valley chateaux for >>the summer? >> >>Get out the powdered wigs and panniers and think about it? >>-- >>JL > > > Wow! You're a pro for theme dinner parties! That San Simeon theme > sounds intriguing. > > How much does a chateau cost these days??? ![]() > > Kris > *chuckle* a Scottish castle is cheaper but then we would have to dine on haggis ![]() A fully staffed French 'prestige' chateaux can run to tens of thousands a month. $3-5,000.00 U.S. per week. But unstaffed, less polished or historical or famous or otherwise expensive chateaux's can be had for a couple of thousand per month U.S. especially if you don't mind wood stoves and ..... chaise percee's ![]() Some even come 'with garden produce' included in the rental. -- JL |
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