I’ll have to look into all the stops along his voyage, but this sounds absolutely wonderful Julie! No matter the path, visiting from the North to the South will give you so much history and a real look at how different France is from region to region. No doubt you’ll absolutely love it! Best of luck.

Have a great trip, Celeste! Usually a perfect time of year to visit, the weather looks like it should be ideal and markets are full! Soak it all in, it’ll be lovely.

Thank you so very much for all your support, Joanne, it means a lot. I’m glad my recipes and writings are part of your day 🙂
The closing ceremonies should be wonderful as well, though not sure it will top the opening. The “bridge” to Los Angeles should be interesting to see, so I’m looking forward to that!

I’m Joanne from Australia and I absolutely love your monthly gazettes and delicious recipes from your website. Thank you for the time and effort you put into making such quality products for us all to enjoy. I think the Olympic Games have been wonderful and the opening was absolutely spectacular! I can’t wait to see what the closing will be. Well done France, you have done an amaziing job!

All the best to you and your family.

I’ll be happy to keep sharing, Nora! And I hope your wish comes true, Provence will be waiting 🙂

Please continue sharing your new experiences with us. I can’t wait to go back to France and next time I would like to go to Provence.

Beautiful to hear, Aline. I am thrilled that my words, photos and recipes can bring you back those wonderful memories. And I know exactly what you mean about that “one missing spice”, I felt it all the time when living abroad. Everything still tastes great, but when you’re there, where that food was created, in the region it was created, with the ingredients from that place, food always just tastes magical.

Hoping you’ll get back to France again soon.