HeyJaredFrance with Vero "Lettres de France"
Stories about my French life, then and now. France as I see it by Veronique Savoye, French native, adult educator, tour guide, writer
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“La Rentrée” is off to a rocky start in France and beyond (opens the original)
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Bonjour c’est VéroI did not expect to publish this Lettre de France until next month. — Next month is only three days away, alors voilà. Here we go.I typed up this missive (letter) yesterday afternoon after I returned from a scouting trip in nearby Amboise where I’ll be leading a new tour next spring. There wasn’t much time to fine-tune. C’est la vie. Earlier this week Wednesday August 26 was set to be a good day, a day for celebrating after a challenging month (the 5th consecutive extreme heatw
The French Summer of Living Dangerously (opens the original)
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Not all French summers are created equal. This new “Lettre de France” highlights the summer of 2026, brings a French perspective (and some context) to the beloved ritual of the French summer vacation, introduces the new National A-Team and shows why it can be ok to overtip in France.If this story has {insert one} informed/surprised/intrigued you, consider supporting my work. Share it. Definitely subscrib
Guinguettes, French style nostalgia (opens the original)
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IntroductionBonjour C’est Véro, native French language instructor, tour guide, story teller.My specialty? Sharing slices of French life that don’t get featured much in guidebooks or online travel forums.Here’s a good story for you. It’s in French, as it should. After all what’s more French than la guinguette<span style="color: rgb(11, 83,
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