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  Day 3317 (Wednesday) 8 th July 2026 This is Eze Village and this is Paloma beach in Saint-Jean Cap-Ferrat.   It was quite hot again today but there was a gentle breeze that made it more comfortable.  We went into Nice and thoroughly enjoyed a kebab in the park and we were lucky enough to get a bench in the shade. Here are the rest of the French facts… 6. The French Revolution and history The French Revolution didn’t just create the French Republic—it helped shape modern democracy around the world. Museums, monuments, and even street names still carry the imprint of the French Revolution in daily life.  France’s past is full of revolutions—both literal and cultural. From the storming of the Bastille to the rise and fall of Napoleon Bonaparte, this country has shaped global ideas of liberty, identity, and resistance. French history is complex, dramatic, and deeply woven into the fabric of modern France.  What makes it ico...
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  Day 3316 (Tuesday) 7 th July 2026 This is Saint Jeannet. Saint-Jeannet is a charming little village located between  Vence   and  Nice  in the Alpes Maritimes. A stronghold of the Villeneuve family from the 13 th century to the French Revolution, Saint-Jeannet is now a beautiful residential village in the hinterland of Nice, with panoramic views of the coast. This is the port of la Darse in Villefranche. I found this article about famous French things, it’s quite long so I’ll post it over two days. What is France known for? 11 Famous French things Discover 11 iconic things that define France—from cuisine and culture to landmarks and history—with travel tips for each. In this article 1. Paris 2. French cuisine 3. World-class wines and vineyards 4. Art and architecture 5. French fashion and luxury brands 6. The French Revolution and history 7. French Riviera and natural beauty 8. French culture, language, and lifestyle 9. French cinema and literature 10. Disne...
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