French landscapes

We have an affection for France and have visited many times. That said, we have explored only a small part – so far!

French landscapes

The castle, troglodyte dwellings and village are wonderful

From Mont Pilat south of Lyon across the Rhone to the alps (99km)

This is pretty little village is on the north east coast of Corsica.

Angela is sitting on the wall - years later, she went past in a canoe

The Canal de Lalinde in south western France. Its purpose was to bypass the rapids of the Dordogne River. It makes for a very peaceful walk and is shady on a hot day.

The Dordogne and the Vesere meet here and it is a very popular spot - especially for bathers.

La Roque Saint Christophe is found overlooking a tranquil section of the River Vézère in the Dordogne is the remains of a large troglodyte town. It is three hundred feet above the ground and more than half a mile long.

Limeuil

Tremolat, Dordogne

Main Square, Monpazier, Dordogne

Annecy, France

Lake Annecy, France

A composite picture

Monpazier square on market day

Rocque_Gageac - high path

Little girl in Bordeaux

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