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Posted 458 days ago at Travel PlacesDuring President Nicolas Sarkozy's visit to the White House yesterday, President Obama said, "We don’t have a stronger friend and a stronger ally than Nicolas Sarkozy and the French people." At least one British reporter was outraged at the statement, but another defended it. What do the Frenchmen/women and Americans out there think about his statement?
Posted 496 days ago at Parisian SpringTo compliment our extensive list of English-speaking churches in France, we have added an interactive map to make finding a local church even easier. If you know of any other fellowships that we can add, please let us know!View English Speaking Churches in Fra .. more ..
Posted 497 days ago at Christian Travel BlogChâteau Les Roches offers guests the exper .. more ..
Posted 505 days ago at Bed and Breakfast Travel BlogEurope is great, the cool weather is super. Autumn leaves are truly colorful and the food is delightful. However, when I travel, I leave behind my two adorable dogs.Had the chance to go to France and Italy. Look what grab my attention . . .
Posted 523 days ago at Europe Travel BlogNurnberg, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Koblenz, Rudesheim, Strasbourg, Bern, Interlaken, Luzern, Zurick
Posted 524 days ago at Mark and Charlotte's Travel BlogFor the best ski holiday in Austria, France, Italy or Switzerland, read the TravelNotes guide to Skiing in the Alps; complete with snow reports and webcams.
Posted 525 days ago at TravelNotes.org - Travel ArticlesLondon and Paris has never been closer than today with the channel tunnel connecting the two countries through what is considered as one of the finest engineering marvels of the modern world. Borrowed through the waters of the English Channel, the 50.5 km tunnel is owned by Eurotunnel and rivals with Eurostar as the main high speed passenger rail service that brings people of London to continental Europe and continental Europeans to the UK via France. You can get
Posted 540 days ago at AmazoniaBike | TravelBlogHerbes de Provence - that aromatic mixture of thyme, fennel, savory, basil, rosemary (and often others) - is a powerhouse in my kitchen. This sunny seasoning compliments so many dishes and conjures up so many memories of the times I spent in the South of France that I make sure to always have an ample supply on hand. You should too. Here are five of my favorite uses for Herbes de Provence:
Posted 560 days ago at Parisian SpringIf you’ve got a hankering for adventure travel, Europe’s highest peak Mont Blanc should make your heart race: as well as climbing to the summit, you can hike and camp your way around the Mont Blanc massif, passing through France, Italy and Switzerland. Experience .. more ..
Posted 567 days ago at VoyagnerOver the last two months more than four Transit and Energy strikes have wreaked havoc all over France. Workers protesting the proposed increase in the retirement age from 60 to 62 walked off their jobs in oil refinery’s, train stations and even from the .. more ..
Posted 587 days ago by mtyra12 at A Student Abroad* EU Anti-Terrorism Coordinator Gilles de Kerchove discusses the threat and the EU’s response from Strasbourg. Despite the fact that the US/UK issued travel warning is over a week old at this point, signs that the EU are taking the threat seriously abound. France has raised its threat level to RED and has signif .. more ..
Posted 588 days ago by mtyra12 at A Student AbroadTwo anonymous female university students in France protested the country's newly passed "burqa ban" by wandering the streets of Paris wearing a face-covering veil...and hot pants. They call themselves Niqabitch (an obvious play on the word "niqab"), and they got quite a bit of attention during their ban-mocking stroll. Here's the video. I think it's genius.
Posted 588 days ago at Parisian SpringIf you are anything like myself, a traveler on a serious budget, keeping yourself fed during your time abroad is a constant challen .. more ..
Posted 589 days ago by mtyra12 at A Student AbroadIn the south-western most part of Strasbourg, just past the Vauban Dam, the River Ile splits off into five tributaries. These tributaries snake and wander through the city, fracturing it into several small slices. The largest of these slices, La Grande Ile (The Main Island), made an ideal spot for tanners and fisherman to set up shop and became known as La Petite France (Little France). Today, Petite France is a gem of preserved Medieval architecture and great place to spend .. more ..
Posted 591 days ago by mtyra12 at A Student Abroad
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