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Chambery App
If you have an IPhone or IPod and are planning a visit to Chambery, buy my ITunes App. It will walk you through the city of Chambery to each historic landmark with walking directions, history, a map, and narrative. It's just $2.99. Click on the above photo of the elephant fountain for the link to the app.
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Chambery Guide Book
Get my Chambery, France Guide Book free with the purchase of my Cookbook: 'French Comfort Food: Recipes of Savoie and the French Alps.' Get both for only $7.99. Click the photo to get more information or to purchase your books now.
French Tutorial
A basic grammar and vocabulary review of the French language, as well as some informal & slang vocabulary and a special section on vocabulary for English-speaking expatriates living in France. Also included is an appendix on French pronunciation for English speakers as well as IPA transcriptions for most of the vocabulary lists and all of the verb conjugations.
Visit the Store to buy the e-book for $9.95 or paperback book for $24.95.
Join us on a small group tour of the French Alps on June 8-15th, 2013. I designed this tour to include the best of the region. Wander the Medieval town of Annecy, nicknamed the Venice of the French Alps, and take a boat ride on its crystal blue lake. Are you the adventurous type? Then parasail tandem off a mountain or take a cable car up to a 13,000 foot mountain near Mont Blanc. Are you a foodie? Taste local chocolates, cheeses, wines and hazelnut oils. Eat at two award-winning restaurants and have your private chef cook meals made with local products. Are you a history buff? Then satisfy your curiosity at Lyon's Old Town or Vienne's Roman Temple and excavated Roman city. Or just enjoy watching the parasailers and sunset while enjoying an outdoor aperitif on the top of a mountain overlooking Annecy's lake. See you in the French Alps! www.french-alps-tours.com
Alps Cookbook
Get my ECookbook: 'French Comfort Food: Recipes of Savoie and the French Alps.'
51 recipes of the region, collected from friends and local cookbooks. This is the only English language Savoie and French Alps cookbook in print. Only $7.99 and includes a bonus book: The Chambery Guide Book.
Click the photo to buy yours now or go to the Cookbook Page on the Navigation Bar!
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Toulon sits on the Mediterranean Sea, east of Marseilles. It’s been inhabited for thousands of years by prehistoric tribes, then the Greeks, Ligurians and Romans. It was Christianized in the 5th century and then became a significant military based under King Louis XIV. In 1720, 13,000 people (half the population) died of the Black Plague. Today it is a major Naval port and the French Mediterranean Fleet is based there.
I was pleasantly surprised by Toulon and enjoyed walking the streets. I especially loved the Sunday morning outdoor food market; we sat drinking our coffee for an hour and watched people from all over the world come to the market to shop. What a great people watching event!
November 14th, 2011 at 1:32 am
thanks for sharing !
January 26th, 2012 at 2:59 pm
This looks so beautiful, I think I’ve only heard of Toulon in passing but now I would really like to go visit there!!!
-Michelle
January 26th, 2012 at 5:40 pm
Michelle, It’s worth a visit but only for a few days. The nicer areas are Cassis and the coastal towns. Thanks for visiting. Cynthia