Photo Essay: Cote d’Azur by Sea (Part 1)
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Some of our most memorable summer days in the Côte d’Azur are spent looking back at it.
Several years ago, in a feat approached with unusual seriousness, Philippe bagged his French motor boating license. My husband may have been running a Fortune 500 company at the time, with all its associated …Continue reading here
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