Polard Campaign in Capestang and the Municipal Election for Mayor March 16th @ 11:00 am at campaign head quarters, across from the Superette Cali Market, the English speaking community of Capestang is invited for an aperitif and an opportunity to talk directly to the English members of the party ‘Un Avenir Pour Capestang’ led by…
Living in Budapest part time does not give me any credentials on the economy, the politics or anything of that sort. What I have noticed as someone that frequents Budapest since an early age is that since they became a part of the EU, money has been invested, making some noticeable changes. Top Changes #1…
Arguably the most picturesque village in the Languedoc-Roussillon, Roquebrun village with a population of just 550, clings to a cliff, over looking the Orb River. A viaduct bridge beautifully completes the French scene, making this township in Herault a popular destination. Mountains on three sides of Roquebrun create a microclimate boasting weather suitable for oranges…
‘There is no love sincerer than the love of food.’ George Bernard Shaw Cooking is science. Cooking is art. Finding the right combination of ingredients to make a dish exactly right, taking the time to create comforting home-cooked meals from scratch, and dreaming up the next dish while still making the last. Does this sound…
Visit the Office of Tourism located along the Canal du Midi in Capestang. Ask them for the ‘At The Head of the Pond’ walking tour brochure. At The Head of the Pond, (Au Cap De L’Etang) or Capestang, turns out to be rich with history. Capestang, located at the head of the Roseliere Pond, is a…
Planning our life in France, we made a simple list and followed it to the letter until our day of departure, ticking off the completely tasks. First Came The Plan The last part of our story, moving to France, is knowing we are up and running and welcome our first visitors in our rental apartment…
Francois & Carole Gauffre own La Compagnie Des Fromagers, the specialty cheese shop where they hand select each product from the best producers throughout France. In the direction of Beziers after Montady is a roundabout. Take your third exit and turn into the industrial block, and at the end you will see three wooden cut outs;…
Beziers is growing on me. I didn’t like it throughout the winter, it seemed grey and grungy to me. Then the floral markets started up and the locals emerged from hibernation and the city came alive right before my eyes. Now I only see the old buildings, the charming narrow streets that wind towards the…
The hills are alive with the sound of music! Julie Andrew’s beautiful voice has been going around in my head since our visit to Germany! Our family intended to go forward to Switzerland from Germany, but got some bad news. Alfonz’s grandmother has passed away and we will be travelling back to Hungary for the…
To protect the town and the restaurant’s good name, we have decided to make this a general post. To be fair, our language is not the best, and we could have mistakenly ordered an item we were not wanting. This is not a bash of the French people as a whole, just one tiny bad…