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Life in Rural France
Life in rural France is slow, rich, and community-focused, filled with fresh market trips, sunny picnics, and lively summer gatherings with neighbors.
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Life in rural France is slow, rich, and community-focused, filled with fresh market trips, sunny picnics, and lively summer gatherings with neighbors.
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They call Brantôme the Venice of Périgord, and it’s easy to see why, though the nickname was coined by Raymond Poincaré during a visit in 1913. The town sits on an island formed by a bend in the Dronne River, accessible by five stone bridges that cross the water. Benedictine monks channeled the river centuries ago to create the canals that now encircle the medieval center.
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