Places in France to see before you die

[RayB]

[quote]>>Mont St Michel, early in the morning or across the baie.<<**Somehow the view gives me a feeling of inner peace - something about enduring in a changing world strikes a chord.**

Can we post pictures on this forum?

[WJT]

I wouldn't know how to do it myself but I for one would love to see photos of favourite places and even properties of posters. I think it is a great idea!

[Chauffour]

Hout Bay, Cape Town, South Africa..... not in France, but beautiful!!!!

[Russethouse]

>>Can we post pictures on this forum?<<

Yes, if you have a copywrite free pic, you have to get it on the internet first - I use www.photobucket.com (if you email it to me I will have a go, if you prefer)

[RayB]

[quote]>>Can we post pictures on this forum?<**(if you email it to me I will have a go, if you prefer)**

Thanks, Gay, but it was just a passing thought as this would be a perfect place to be able to do so.

[Coco]

Don't understand the Loire Valley myself.  Been there a couple of times now because I think I must be missing something but I'm always disappointed by it - scruffy old river full of sandbanks if you ask me.

Have to disagree with you Margaret about the Toulouse Lautrec museum - I think it's great, and Albi cathedral would be on my list.  Also St Cirq Lapopie (before it became full of tourists) along with most of the Lot valley and Rocamadour (likewise, 20 years ago) and the view of Mont St Michel across the bay from Cancale, on a cold February day, when the sea is vivid aquamarine.

[Sfgraveston]

L'Etang de Laurenti in the Pyrenees (Ariege) - saw 3 marmottes, 5 isards, an enormous vulture and a BEAR near there this year. One of the most beautiful places on earth.

If someone can tell me how to include a picture in a message then I'll repost with a photo.

Stuart

[Patmobile]

The Chenal du Four off the westernmost bit of Brittany. If you're in a small boat with wind over tide you'll think you are about to die.

Patrick