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France With Kids – A Guide
Blog: My Little Nomads - 21 September 2011
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Restaurants in Burgundy, France
Blog: An American in London - 11 October 2010
Although Jon and I were in Burgundy for a week, our dining options were constrained by the fact that (1) someone else chose our hotels for us; and (2) we were traveling by bicycle. Dinner options were therefore confined to restaurants within the town where our hotel was located, and lunch options couldn’t [...]
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Cycling in the Cote de Nuits, Burgundy, France
Blog: An American in London - 1 October 2010
Gevrey-Chambertin After three days of cycling in the Cote Chalonnaise and Cote de Beaune, Jon and I headed north from Beaune to sip the (mostly) reds of the Cote de Nuits for another three days. First, the low point of the trip: we stayed two nights at the Castel de Tres Girard in Morey-Saint-Denis, which [...]
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Cycling in the Cote de Beaune, Burgundy, France (and a few thoughts comparing independent and semi-independent travel)
Blog: An American in London - 28 September 2010
Remembering the success of our cycling trip in the Loire Valley last July, Jon and I spent a week cycling in Burgundy in late August this year. Because we were too busy this summer to do our own planning (read: Jon spent too much time training to swim the English Channel and I was left [...]
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Lyon, France: Notre Dame de Fourviere
Blog: Video Diary of an American in France - 2 February 2010
This is my final video of Lyon, France. This one is of the Notre Dame de Fourviere (the big Cathedral on the hill that you can see from almost anywhere in Lyon). You can walk there but the easier way is to take the 3 minute funicular ride to the top, which you can access [...]
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Lyon, France at Night: Historic Cities of France
Blog: Video Diary of an American in France - 29 January 2010
Like most big cities, Lyon is prettiest at night. The dark hides the dirt and the lights make the city sparkle. Lyon has a special attribute in that it has the lighted tower and Cathedral on the hill. In keeping with their annual Fete des Luminations every December, they also illuminate some of their buildings [...]
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Lyon, France: Artsy & Creative Lyon – Historic Cities of France
Blog: Video Diary of an American in France - 25 January 2010
This week I’m back to focusing on France, and one of my favorite cities in France is Lyon. Lyon is the second largest city in France and just over an hour by train from Chambery. It’s my kind of city! After 26 years in Los Angeles I have grown to appreciate and crave all that [...]
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