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00:00 Jardins de Spiktri 04:32 Montpellier 06:24 Villa aux Cent regards à Montpellier by Victor Grazzi 07:17 Lunas 07:27 Village Occitan by Henri Galtier 08:40 l'arbre sculpté du Caylar 10:03 Saint Guillem le Desert 10:28 Minerve 11:39 Cathedrale Notre-Dome de Alet 11:54 Rennes-le-Château 12:44 The Château de Puilaurens 12:51 Gorges de Galamus 12:54 unusual house in Saint-Paul-de-Fenouillet 13:21 Chateau de Queribus 13:55 Ecluse de l'Aiguille 14:39 Joël Barthes Sculptures à l'écluse Ecluse de l'Aiguille 18:52 Carcassonne 21:37 Byrrh and most big barrel 25:15 Castelnou 28:18 Auberge aux Bois Sculptes by Kazimieras Peciukevicius in Joncels 33:42 Les Gorges de La Fou 35:29 Prats de Mollo 37:02 Amélie-les-Bains...in the Stars Wars day 38:18 Musée International des Arts Modestes 45:02 Réserve Africaine de Sigean
Surroundings of Rennes-les-Bains, South of France
The beautiful area of Rennes-les-Bains, South of France, just after it has been snowing. (Dec. 15th, 2009)
Languedoc - The Real South of France - DVD Video - Sequence
Languedoc - The Real South of France - DVD Video - a sequence from this, our first journey through the Languedoc which begins at the Millau Bridge -- a spectacular construction regarded as the gateway to the region -- and continues through the ever changing scenery and fascinating history of an area referred to more and more as the Real South of France.
Best French Photo Holiday Workshop
In this video I show you the best french photo holiday workshop opportunites so you can get a feel for the Bicycle Gourmet's holiday photo workshop course in france. Also, if you go to : see more 2016 French Landscape photography options.
As a Professional Photographer, I can confirm that the beauty and variety of the French Landscape is nothing short of Awesome. With a capital “A.”
But France is much more than just Photo Ops. It’s History. Culture. Cuisine. Wine. Fashions. And most importantly – the incredible genuine hospitality of the French People.
That’s why every year – my other committments permitting – I cycle through the French Country backroads with 6 or 8 lucky Francophiles (never more) sharing the Treasures of France I know intimately.
These voyages of discovery go down in June, July and September. (NEVER August. The month all the French take their holidays!)
Here’s the skinny:
June – The Loire Valley.
Ok, first of all, Da Bg lives there. That should tell ya something – right? And when, you experience the rich tapestry of this region, you’ll understand why it was the playground for the ancient Kings of France. Naturally we won’t neglect the marvy Chateau’s in which they cavorted – but “Da Bg Advantage” is my intimate knowledge of the tiny villages and off the beaten track spots – that are not in the guidebooks.
July – The Drome Provencal.
This region, is just above(north) of the PACA(Provence Alps Cote D’Azur) region. It being too famous for the Riviera, Cannes, Nice, etc.
The main advantages of “le Drome” are that it has virtually the same climate as it’s way more crowded Southern neighbour,(and thus the same fruits and veggies), and is WAY less crowded. Plus dotted with picture postcard villages, filled with friendly (not picture postcard) people.
September – Vaucluse. Hilltop Villages in the Luberon National Park.
This one is “first among equals” for Da Bg – as I used to hang my (non-existant) hat there.
While the village of Gordes is the most over famous/touristated, there is much more charm (and fewer visitors) in the adjoining villages of Bonnieux, Lacoste ( Chateau of the Marquis de Sade – the original “tough love” guy) and Roussillon. Renowned for it’s ocre cliffs. And the dust from them. Prized by artists the World over.
All of this – in a National Park! What more could ya want?
The ruins of Jumièges Abbey
A short video of a stroll around Jumièges Abbey, Normandy, France. These ancient ruins contain a mix of Romanesque, Gothic & Renaissance styles and are best enjoyed at the end of the day when it is a little quieter.
Japon 2018
Voyage réalisé du 9 septembre au 1er Octobre 2018.