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Château of Chambord, Loire Valley
Today was Chambord’s turn to continue the tour of the châteaux of the Loire Valley. As I was in Blois I took a quick walk
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The Château of Chenonceau, Loire Valley
Second stop of the day was the Château of Chenonceau, in the Loire Valley but built across the River Cher which flows parallel only a
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The Château and Gardens of Villandry, Loire Valley
A perfectly restful nights sleep and waking to a cold and misty morning. The run of perfect weather since November now looks to have come
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Monsieur Gourmand Strikes Again
I decided to stop the night outside the Chateau Villandry, which I intend to visit in the morning. The hotel next door were doing a
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The Village of the Dead – Oradour-sur-Glane
A pleasant stop for coffee and a wander around a traditional French market in the town of Brantôme this morning (apparently known as ‘the Venice
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Ce Soir Gastronomique en Périgueux
I decided that tonight would be a gastronomic treat. Th e region of Perigord is renowned for its use of Duck and Goose in its
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Medieval Sarlat-la-Canéda in the Dordogne
The old town of Sarlat is stuffed full of medieval buildings, and it was an opportunity to empty the waste tanks on the spaceship and
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The Hanging Gardens of Marqueyssac, Dordogne Valley
Next stop, and a recommendation via the comments from one of my readers to visit one or both of the Gouffre de Padirac or the
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The Cliff Hanger of Rocamadour, Dordogne
I skipped Figeac, deciding it didn’t have enough to offer given the time available, and headed straight to Rocamadour. I’ve read variable reports on this
