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Tag Archives: forest fires
The beach and the Burnt Zone
We’ve just come back from a very nice week in Aquitaine, so for the next few weeks we will be showing some pretty pictures from western France. However before we drove over there, we decided to go to the beach. … Continue reading
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Tagged forest fires, Holy Trinity Cannes, Massif des Maures, St Tropez
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The fire and the aftermath
We are drafting his a few days before it gets posted but at the time of writing it looks as though the Var fire is out although there are a number of hot areas that are being carefully monitored. The … Continue reading
The fire
We were, of course, expecting it. It’s been a long, dry summer and with the recent forest fires around the Mediterranean we knew we were pretty high on the list of potential candidates. And so it happened. We have a … Continue reading
Incendies
We were going to post a series of photographs from the bi-annual Fête médiévale at our neighbouring village of Les Arcs, a spectacular, colourful and well-attended event. All being well, we will blog on this over the next couple of … Continue reading
And life still goes on…
Because everybody knows France and everybody loves it, bad news about France is big news. And we have not been short of bad news. But contrary to some fantastic and irresponsible reporting France is not on ‘the brink of civil … Continue reading