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  • Blistering Sunburn, Hole in Ozone
    France | Our Journey

    Blistering Sunburn, Hole in Ozone

    ByEva Hamori January 15, 2017

      Our first guests in the rental apartment! Akos and Angela from Budapest Hungary are here to celebrate her 43rd birthday! Angela is Alfonz’s cousin and they share a similar birthday, and with our recent move here, they decided to celebrate with us in France! They started in Paris and did 4 days of non-stop…

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  • Wobbly Wine Tours Departs From Capestang
    40 Before 40 | Business | France | Wine tours

    Wobbly Wine Tours Departs From Capestang

    ByEva Hamori January 15, 2017

      Alfonz scouted the area looking for wineries for our Capestang wine tour. Daily, he jumped on his BMW motorbike, now a well known fixture throughout our village and searched for the ideal places to show tourists. Criteria was being close to the Canal du Midi offering Capestang’s visitors an option to visit Chateaus during…

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  • Collectively Blogging Carnival’s Nearcations
    France | Our Journey

    Collectively Blogging Carnival’s Nearcations

    ByEva Hamori January 14, 2017

      Blog Carnival – We gather 10 fellow bloggers, who write about their local sites, and here is our joint post. Please visit their links at the bottom of the page for other good reads and like adventurers from around the world.         Eva of ThatsHamori.com When you think of southern France…

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    Homestay Business

    Sunny Summertime, Bustling Business Time

    ByEva Hamori January 14, 2017

    Summertime and the livin’ is easy, work is abundant and our time is flying by. Alfonz and I are enjoying our new line of work, even though we literally fall into our beds at night. My favourite part of being a ‘Homestay’ family is trying to adapt the lessons for the children’s own personal issues…

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  • ESL in Capestang France
    ESL Kids

    English Students tackle Junk Food Blues

    ByEva Hamori January 13, 2017

    Our Song & Play kids wrap up their first year. These kids amaze me. Most had a very limited understanding of English and over the course of the school year, through repeating nursery rhymes, singing songs, playing games and learning to cook and dance following simple instruction- these fabulous kids learn English. Many times, they…

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  • Budapest Parliament Built For 1000 Year Anniversary
    Hungary | Our Journey

    Budapest Parliament Built For 1000 Year Anniversary

    ByEva Hamori January 13, 2017February 7, 2017

                                                Every year thousands of kids go on field trips with their elementary school to see the Parliament building in Budapest. The 100-year-old building was built on the Danube River, as a mark of…

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  • France's most recognisable site
    France

    Pointing at the Pont du Gard

    ByEva Hamori January 13, 2017

    Pont du Gard is a very well preserved Roman aqueduct built in the 1st century AD. It is the highest at 160 feet and the most recognisable structure in southern France. 50km long, most of it is under ground and took water from the hills to the city of Nimes. An extraordinary architectural undertaking, built with…

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  • child learns the value of money
    France | Inspirational | Kids Blog | Our Journey

    Child Labour or Just A Lesson In Value

    ByEva Hamori January 12, 2017

    Have you seen this kid riding his bike through the neighbourhood? Capestang has a new boy in town, one with a goal and a determination measured to none. Daniel received a second-hand bike from us when we first landed in Capestang. With the fabulous weather ahead, we had a line on good used bikes from…

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  • Appaloosas du Pech Montouliers
    ESL Kids

    Horseback riding Sud de France – Les Appaloosas du Pech

    ByEva Hamori January 12, 2017

    There is something very special about swaying back and forth, side to side in a worn saddle, meandering through a cool forest on a hot summer’s day.   We take our homestay students to visit a ranch and let them enjoy a one hour guided horseback ride through the hillside. Camille, the owner of Appaloosas,…

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  • What We Do For A Living In France
    France | Renovations

    What We Do For A Living In France

    ByEva Hamori January 11, 2017

        Le Petit Platane Our little French rental apartment is up and running! After 2 coats of primer, plaster and sanding and 2 coats of matte Silver Sage paint and 2 coats of semi gloss Silver Sage paint to cover that darn yellow summer kitchen, I have finished the painting. After years of the…

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