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  • 1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Anthony Peregrine

    Thus to the Plateau de Millevaches, where moors and woodland tumble into remote villages and then down to Lake Vassivière. The possibilities for activity - hiking, biking, riding, sailing - are enticing for those with energy. The rest of us may stroll and look and reflect that this could be Canada, if only there were moose and maple syrup. Where to stayIn Aubusson, the Hotel des Maisons du Pont has rooms scattered through venerable riverside houses ( lesmaisonsdupont.com; from £77).

  • 3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Anthony Peregrine

    The signals coming out of France are confusing. They always have been. If you’re travelling to France this year, you might like to know where they’re at right now, for people quite often understand France the wrong way round. That’s why it fascinates. Over the weekend, you may have noticed mobs of yobs attempting to wreck Paris, and various provincial spots, in celebration of a football victory. It’s hardly the stuff of city-break dreams. That’s soccer for you, I will say.

  • 3 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Anthony Peregrine

  • 1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Anthony Peregrine

    During the First World War, Albert Séverin Roche captured 1,200 Germans, and was shot nine times - so why is his story all but forgotten? The rain started as we entered the vast cemetery in Avignon. We were seeking France's greatest unsung war hero or, rather, his final resting place We had brought no umbrella to the search. Of course not. This was the south of France in May.

  • 1 month ago | thetimes.com | Anthony Peregrine

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