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The village fete is usually held on the last w/e in July
when all the traffic is stopped so that a flock of local sheep can walk up
the main street! There is country dancing on the car park. A very lively
and colourful occasion!
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The local bakery is a mere two
minutes walk away. Like all French boulangeries
there is a wide selection of bread, croissants and cakes. You can also buy
basic provisions here. Enjoy!
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The local church is at the south end
of the village. Opposite it there is
a tabac and newsagents. You can buy telephone
cards here, to use in the kiosk in the village, stamps, post cards and
cigarettes.
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The Hotel de France is a very
friendly bar and the owner Natalie is an excellent chef. They offer good
value meals in their restaurant. We especially enjoy the 10 Euros midday
meal which is a self serve buffet for first course, followed by a hot
course, cheese and dessert. And all accompanied with the local house
wine-red, white or rose. Please note that this is so close that you can
walk there and safely stagger back!
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At the local mairie
is the secretary, Francoise Fleury, who will help
you in any way that she can. You can purchase fishing permits here. The
River Fouzon is about a 10 minute walk from the house.
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The village is like stepping back
into time and has many interesting characters and, of course, an old
Citroen!
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There is also a hair dressing and
nail care salon, a butchers (open Thurs, Fri and
Sat) and a post office.
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The local walks and fishing areas are
well sign-posted and the whole area is ideal for cycling with its gently
curving terrain.
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