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I don't know about you, but nothing feels quite as Christmas-y as the snow-covered Alps.
Hope you're enjoying the preparations for the holiday season.
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7 comments:
I don't think I could afford the Alps at Christmastime! Courchevel and Megève are full of Russian oligarchs. The Pyrénées are a little less pricy. And a lot closer to us.
Totally agree with Francetaste! The Pyrenees are where we go, far more affordable, and so much closer and so much fun! But anywhere covered in snow looks festive and conjures up the perfect Christmas image for me.
We have french friends who say the Pyrenees are much cheaper but its not something I would do, sitting toesting my toes is my thing
Preparations? Holiday? Oh Jeesh, I better get busy! My Dreaming of France post today isn't new, but it's newly recorded and available to listen to in podcast form on SoundCloud and iTunes. Free of course.
Here's my Dreaming of France post
Thanks to everyone for the comments. I suppose if I'm "dreaming" of France, I might as well dream of the expensive Alps. But I look forward to getting to know the Pyrenees better as we move close to them next year.
We head 'home' to France tomorrow and yes, we have been dreaming of a white Christmas for weeks now. Hopefully, I'll have lots of snowy pictures soon on my blog...
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