Nutmeg is reasonably certain she is not the first person to walk through the Glanum archaeological site, near St Remy de Provence, and consider that mankind is relatively insignificant in the passage of time.
A previous G&N blog post “Glanum Glorious Views” covers much of the history of this site. The following post is a short overview only as an excuse to show off a few new photos. The main street in Glanum is below.
Tags: Alpilles Mountains Provence, Glaunum, Provence, Provence Travel, Travel in France
Linda Garson spent her youth in Manchester, in the United Kingdom, a place best known for soccer matches and beer-filled celebrations, not necessarily for wine expertise. A visual communications graduate, Linda relocated to Canada (Calgary) in 2003 on a contract with Trade UK – the British Government’s export division. The contract was for 13-months, and Linda is still in Calgary.
Tags: Calgary, France, Linda Garson, Provence, Rhône Valley, Vine and Dine, Wine Courses, Wines
The friendly guy behind the counter at Community Coffee in the French Quarter asked
“Are y’all you going to the Fest this mornin?”
G&N were visiting New Orleans or NOLA, as some like to call it, for the second time.
They had forgotten about the je ne c’est quoi smell that defines Bourbon Street or Calle De Borbon. It is difficult to determine which is worse; the humid evening whiffs, a combination of stale booze and its fresh side effects, or those same odors reawakened in the morning during street cleaning.
Tags: Coffee, Crescent City, Jazz Fest, New Orleans
Gentlemen do not press DELETE – this post is for you!
The men’s grooming products market is forecast to exceed $33.2 Billion (USD) by 2015. That figure includes shaving products and colognes; however, a few of you must use hair products too.
Tags: Travel Entertainment
