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  Day 3426 (Monday) 26th October 2026. This is Villefranche-sur-Mer This is the bridge of death in Cap Martin - I hate this bridge. It was another warm sunny morning and Huw took some lovely photos today.  This is the citadel. This is the sea wall along the citadel. and this is La Darse and this is the citadel wall They are doing more filming on the film Ocean’s Eleven film and the carpark was full of camera crews. This is what’s happening in France… Whats on in France in November We take a look at what’s on in France 2026… National Holidays in France November 1st November La Toussaint – All Saints’ Day. All over France, pots of chrysanthemums are placed on graves as loved ones who have passed on are remembered. 11th November Armistice – commemorative services will be held all over France in honour of those who lost their lives in World War I and other wars. National Events in France in November Beaujolais Nouveau: the new season’s wine arrives on the third Thursday of Novembe...
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  Day 3425 (Sunday) 25th October 2026.   This is Villefranche, wishing us a happy Sunday. It was a lovely sunny day after having two miserable days so it was great to go out for lunch in the square and lap up the sunshine. By about 3pm the sun had gone but it was lovely while it lasted. Here are the rest of the traditional French recipes… 8. Confit de Canard Duck canard main course Region: the south west, especially Gascony. Quite simply, duck cooked and preserved in its own fat. Often served plain it can also arrive in a rich sauce containing cherries, red wine or orange. You’ll most commonly find it sold in cans or jars in the shops and supermarkets. This is a traditional dish of south west France. 9. Bouillabaisse Bouillabaisse is a traditional rustic fish soup Region: Provence, and Marseille above all. An iconic Provençal fish stew hailing from Marseille, it includes shellfish and at least three different types of fish, and is infused with saffron. It should be served with...
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