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Nice one, Stu. Are you nearer Brittany then, than Normandy, or is my geography rather pish? :D
I love the older part of Domfront, in the higher part of the village, up along the little cobbled streets. There are some quaint bars up there, small convenience stores where serious wine bargains are to be had, and really good restaurants!
Do you live off the beaten track in rural France? That's the REAL France, as far as I'm concerned :)
Marco.
Yes we're in Britany.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
We're on a "main" road (the house was a restaurant when we bought it - ran it for 3 years then turned it into a house - French cuisine not English!!!)
Were at a place called Kerbiquet in the corner of 56/22 and 29. Most of the traffic going by us is agricultural to be fair.
Sadly just started out 8 months of being on the wagon....roll on May :cool:
I used to drive up the Taconic State Parkway in NY several times a year to see my Dad, who lived there. As my (Xerox) HQ was in Rochester, I got to know NY state very well end to end. Fantastic scenery, and great skiing in winter at Hunter Mountain and Catamount in nearby Massachusetts. Lots of small towns where some of the locals had never been outside the state, never mind the country.
Crazily there will be people in our village and around about that will not have ventured out of the town...ever. Bizarre in a way.Quote:
Originally Posted by MartinT