Barefoot Blogger · Explore · Provencal History & Traditions Pont du Gard, France: Is it Architecture or Art? October 4, 2017Visiting monuments isn’t on the top of my sightseeing list; however I heard that Pont du Gard was a “must.” It is reportedly one of the most visited sites in France but, not until I saw it myself would I know why. It literally took my breath away. There, hiding out in the French countryside — not …Continue Reading
Explore · Paula Kane The Provence Rulebook November 9, 2016Contributor blog post by Paula Kane: One thing you can count on if you live in Provence is visitors. It’s a given. Everyone wants to come here and they all want to stay with you. This is a mixed blessing; it’s wonderful to have your friends and love ones around you and share this magical …Continue Reading
Explore · Locals Travel Tips · Our House in Provence Tips for a Visit to the Pont du Gard July 2, 2020Go visit the Pont du Gard if, for no other reason, this “masterpiece” has been standing for 2000 years! Our favourite Roman ruin in the South of France is the Pont du Gard, the aqueduct bridge that crosses the Gardon River about 60 km (37 miles) from our house in Sablet, between the towns of Remoulins …Continue Reading
Barefoot Blogger · Explore · Road Trips South of France 7 Great Ideas for An Awesome Autumn Weekend Around Uzes November 24, 2016Contributor blog post by Deborah: Autumn is my favorite time of year in Uzes. The tourists have left, or at least the crowds are gone. The weather is cool. The colors of nature and the man-made village walls, homes and regal buildings are all the shades of red and yellow against the autumn sky.Most noticeably, there’s …Continue Reading