Provence is Perfect for the Crazy Weather Lady
@Paula Kane Explore · Paula Kane · Stay FitContributor blog post by Paula Kane:
Photo of autumn vines in the Ventoux region.
People always ask why I leave Calgary for the summer. Why on earth would you want to leave when the weather is so nice? The short answer, I leave to get an actual summer. A real one, where temperatures are around 30 degrees consistently and the sun …Continue reading here for Paula’s description of the seemingly endless blue-sky, hot summer days in Provence, just in case you needed more incentive to visit the region.
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