Day 3331 (Wednesday) 22 nd July 2026 This is Petite Afrique in Beaulieu and this is Saint-Paul de-Vence. It was hot and sunny again but there was a lovely breeze blowing so it was quite comfortable. There was a cruise ship in the bay again and when we were walking into town for lunch at Bobby’s we realised that there were a lot of gay men in town. I suggested that the Virgin ship must be a gay cruise and when we sat down for lunch Huw looked it up and it was indeed a gay cruise. We had a very entertaining afternoon watching all the good looking gay men in town. Some were very handsome while others were very questionably dressed wearing very short shorts and cropped T-shirts and a lot of them had Freddie Mercury moustaches. We had a lovely afternoon. Here are the rest of the examples of French food and drinks… Rosti Rosti is the hash brown's gourmet cousin. It’s a crispy, pan-fried potato cake that's a big deal in Switzerland, especially its Valais region. Made from shredde...
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Day 3330 (Tuesday) 21 st July 2026 This is Eze Village and this is Antibes. I found this article about French food and drink, it’s quite long so I’ll post it over two days… Traditional French food and drink guide Taking a holiday in the French Alps? Great taste is on the menu. It’s a place where the air is as fresh as the morning bread and the cows might as well be on the payroll, given how much they contribute to the local cuisine. Here, the secret to mouth-watering dishes lies in the freshest ingredients, plucked straight from the Haute-Savoie’s mountains, lakes, and river valleys. It’s a haven for scrumptious, farm-fresh meals that promise to charm your taste buds. In a special way that only the French can achieve, turning simple ingredients into amazing dishes. What Are French Traditions For Food? In France, traditional meals often include staples like bread, cheese, and wine, with almost every meal featuring some form of these ingredients. The Classes of F...
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Day 3329 (Monday) 20 th July 2026 This is Saint-Jean Cap-Ferrat and this is Haut de Cagnes. It was very hot again today but we went into Nice anyway and the wind cooled us down on the scooter. Our park was open again and we ate our kebab on a shady park bench. A big group of tourists arrived and they all walked into misters and there was a dog who just didn’t want to leave. As usual on a Monday here’s What’s happening in France this week. The Local France. The Tour de France reaches its final stage this week. (Photo by Marco BERTORELLO / AFP) Tax notices will start being sent out to households in France, a decision is due on Normandy’s D-Day beaches Unesco bid, there’s another busy summer holiday weekend on the roads – and the Tour de France reaches its final stage France is into peak 'holiday' mode now, so expect the country to be a little quieter than usual. Nonetheless, there are a few things happening this week; Thursday Music — There’s plenty for jazz fan...