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Where France Feels Like Home (opens the original)
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Dear FranceThis morning belongs to the market square. Before the church bells have quite finished, the trestle tables are already heavy with violet artichokes, warm rounds of chèvre and peaches that perfume the whole street. Somewhere a vendor is arguing tenderly about the ripeness of a melon, and everyone has time for it. That unhurried ritual — the daily gathering around good food — is the France we're chasing today, from the towns quietly welcoming new residents to the baguette that anchors e
Colmar Waits in Alsace (opens the original)
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Dear FranceThis morning belongs to the villages. Picture a canal the width of a garden path, geraniums spilling from every windowsill, and a baker somewhere pulling warm kougelhopf from the oven while the shutters are still half-closed. That is Colmar at first light — and it sets the tone for the whole of today's letter, which wanders from Alsace to Burgundy by way of a village potager and a cheese worth carrying home.Today’s Newsletter Presented By<a cl
The Provence Tourists Drive Past (opens the original)
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Dear FranceSome of your finest moments are the ones that don't announce themselves. This morning we're thinking of the little roads in Provence that curl up to villages the guidebooks forget — a baker's shop, a shaded square, an old man in no hurry at all. Pour a coffee and come wandering with us, because today is all about the everyday France that quietly steals your heart.Today’s Newsletter Presented By<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img
Where France Touches The Sky (opens the original)
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Dear FranceThere is a particular hush that settles over an Alpine morning — the first light gilding Mont Blanc, woodsmoke curling from a chalet chimney, the lake at Annecy so still it doubles the mountains above it. This is the France of high pastures and honey-stoned villages, where the map is drawn in ridgelines and cobbled squares. Today we’re wandering your regions and villages, from glacier to vineyard. Pull on your walking boots and come with us.Today’s Newsletter Presented By<div
The Celtic Coast of Brittany (opens the original)
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