So it begins. Destination: Uzes, France
Barefoot Blogger · Expat Living and Real EstateOnly four more days until I leave for my great adventure to the south of France. Solo. Just as planned. This is my first time blogging an adventure, so I’ll start by telling why I’m heading to Uzes, France; how I’m getting there; also, I’ll… Explore this Post
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