It is that time of year, when a line a cyclists pedal their way across France in pursuit […]
Category Archive: deepest france
Off on my travels earlier this week. The small town of Mourmelon near Reims. All good travel blogs […]
Welcome to Le Creuse in the depths of deepest France. We are in a rural “Bermuda Triangle between […]
“That wasn’t a revolution,” scoffs my intellectual friend. Well, 6000 protesters in town, violence, vandalism, tear gas thick […]
The ancient Gauls thought that Bourges was the centre of the world. Tomorrow (Saturday 12 January) it will […]
In a couple of days, we will be sloshing out the old year and toasting in the next. […]
Under ominous grey skies, in a freezing wind, on a deserted river bank towards the close of day […]
« Today we are celebrating the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War » – the words […]
I got the idea listening to that Tom Petty song “Freefalling”, living in a house with a freeway […]
A Bastille Day drive through the local countryside, ostensibly to track down the red white and blue for […]
Chez Nick 