The Wild, Wonderful Occitanie Region: The Camargue
The Occitanie Region and the Camargue Aigues-Mortes is the town that is the gateway to the Occitanie region of the Camargue. The walled city’s history of Kings and crusades is as impressive as its past.” From its earliest days, Aigues-Mortes was significant for its salt fields and location bordering the Mediterranean Sea. However, last year’s […]
Memories Tour 2018: Camargue Safari and Aigues-Mortes
Just because I didn’t make it to the Camargue safari on the South of France Memories You Promised Yourself Tour 2018, doesn’t mean you have to miss out on the fun and adventures.
Back to the Camargue: The White Horses
White horses of the Camargue
7 Reasons You Should Go To The Camargue
Female expat living in Uzes travels deep into the south of France for a Camargue Safari
Uzès Day Trip To The Camargue: “Must See” Stops
Day trip from Uzes, France through towns of the Camargue
A Most Unusual Place for a French Vineyard
Wines from the Camargue Region of France
Time Flies. Make Memories!
“Time flies” might sound a bit trite, but it seems to be truer than ever. That’s why I want to encourage my gal friends and followers to sign up for the “Memories You Promised Yourself” tour of the south of France with best selling author, and my BFF Patricia Sands. It’s time to make memories […]
Explore France
Click through the regions to learn more Popular Destinations Bordeaux Camargue Dordogne Luberon Marseille Carcassone Occitanie Provence Les Plus Beaux Villages “Les Plus Beaux Villages de France” translates to “The Most Beautiful Villages of France.” It is an official designation given to a select number of small and picturesque villages in France that are recognized […]
About
About Me Hi, I’m Deborah! The Barefoot Blogger Ten years ago, I started writing the blog as a “letter home” to keep my friends and family updated on my life as an American expatriate in France. It was intended to document my new reality through stories and pictures, capturing the events and emotions I encountered… […]
The Postman’s Palace
The story of Ferdinand Cheval and his “Postman’s Palace” is one that few people outside France recognize. Yet, the monument he built to honor his love for his daughter draws an average of 300,000 visitors yearly. They come to the small town of Hauterives, southeast of Lyon, in the Drôme Department, to marvel at the […]