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Documenting the trials and tribulations of Doug Reid and Nancy Procter as they attempt to purchase and renovate a French "fixer-upper" in the foothills of the Pyrenees with new French power tools and a new language.
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- Poor Suffering Spain
- High in the Pyrenees
- How to Buy a Loaf of Bread
- The Stroll of the Bumblebees
- Good Times in Old Leran
- Surprise Car Show at Marche Noctune Leran
- Alphabet Soup
- Une Bonne Idee
- Toulouse-Lautrec in Albi
- Le Pont du Gard
- Men in Tights
- Le Pomp et Pre-Tour
- Confucius Say
- The Language of Vacuuming
- Things For Sale at the Chalabre Vide Grenier
- Slow but Steady Wins the Race
- How We Got to Spain Without Leaving France
- Riddle....
- A Tour of LaTour de Carol
- France AntiTelecom Revisited
- Veni, WEDI, Vici
- Morning Diversions
- Banking Update and Other News not Worthy of an Ent...
- A Time to Fete
- The Land of Oc
- Oh, the Troubles I've Seen
- Fergus Joins The Leran Walking Club
- Planning Ahea
- French Banking: Lesson One
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5 comments:
a good spanish restaurant?
Leslie here... I have been trying to post some comments but no success. Briefly, for Harley, sabord is part of the phrase "mille sabords" which can translate as shiver me timbers or holy mackerel. I am glued to le Tour coverage, le peloton is fascinating, there is so much more to this bike race than who crosses the finish line first.
Judy here...I've been reading a mystery book by Cara Black (Murder in the rue de Paradis) which takes place in Paris. She mentions looking at her Tintin watch. Do you think that is something like a Mickey Mouse watch?
Leslie here...Peggy, just press on with your comments!
Leslie here...Peggy, just press on with your comments!
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