The French Farmer
Barefoot Blogger · Local Food Producers · TasteThe farmer who sells goat cheese at the Uzes Saturday Market is one of my favorite vendors. He’scertainly one of the most colorful.
Last week he handed me an invitation to an event he stages each year at his farm.
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