Back to Uzes and Breaking All The Rules
Barefoot Blogger · Expat Living and Real EstateThere are times when the Barefoot Blogger thinks she’s a seasoned international traveler. This trip back to France, however, I broke all the rules.
Rule #1 – Wear dark clothes to travel
Khaki traveling pants
Murphy’s Law says that if you’re traveling, and you eat or drink along the way, you’re going…keep reading to find out Deborah’s rules for travel Explore this Post
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