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Hello and welcome back to another episode of The Away We Go. We Go podcast. Yeah. Welcome back. We're feeling great. We are feeling great. I know I wasn't trying to be facetious, but it came out that way. No, we are. I would say, man, this is the time of the year if you ask us in our humble opinions to be in Provence.

Yeah. Like. We're talking about springtime guys. The winter. Yeah, the winter's been like [00:01:00] longer than I remember it, even though I think, well, the weather's been way crazier than it's been like cold for longer. And there's just this like maybe I'm being lame about it, thinking mid-February or something like that.

I'm like, no, normally, yeah, normally started. Stuff's supposed to be like sunny all the time in south of Francie, and it wasn't. Until this week. Well, so it just officially became spring and it is wild because we've had rain. We've had the craziest winds that like literally almost blew the kids away the other day.

Seriously. But now officially we are in spring. And you guys, I know if you've been a long time listener, you've heard us say this over and over again, but we are. Springtime people. We love it. And it's such an amazing time of year to be here. I can't say it [00:02:00] enough, like April and May are so peak to come to this area of the world.

And if you're planning to, you know, either live here, if you're planning a vacation here, like this is where it's at. Yeah, the days are looking sunny and sixties to seventies in Fahrenheit. That has changed. So it's Oh yeah, just now it's light until eight 30. Eight 30 at night. And like when you get to like mid to late May.

I feel like it's still like almost like nine 30 or later. Not, yeah, like nine 30 for sure. It's like, this is awesome. I could have ice cream twice tonight. Once before it gets dark and then one as it starts getting dark and it's okay because that makes sense, trust me. But it's just, it's truly like it's a magical time of year.

Everything is in bloom, like you're walking outside. The trees are [00:03:00] exploding with these gorgeous white and pink and purple flowers. It's, there's just, there's just something in the air. Every business is opening back up. If they've been on a long break, it's, it's the best. And so we thought it'd be really fun today to kind of walk you through.

Three different scenarios, if you will, of what kind of a perfect spring day would be like in the south of France for us, depending on where you are. Love it. Yeah. So. We'll kind of start first with the Luon area or like kind of extending, so if you don't know the Luon, it is the most amazing valley that sits up.

It's a very special place with all these little villages and it's definitely very, very sleepy for half of the year. But when springtime comes. Everything awakens. [00:04:00] Yeah. The light is phenomenal. It's just, it's, if you haven't been, you have to go. It's, it's literally what you think of when it's like the most picturesque little Provence.

All towns with these little stone farm houses and cobblestone streets and gorgeous scenery for miles. Like this is where you go. You feel like you're. Driving in a painting. Truly, I mean, it is where when you have seen any like amazing, you know, French movie, a Good Year, anything like that, like it was filmed most likely in this area.

So the thing that we love now that we've lived here for three years and we've experienced this area of the south of France so much like I feel like. If it were up to us, this is what we would do. So first off, if you have the means, I would highly recommend for a perfect spring day for you to look into.

Provence Classics and [00:05:00] renting a gorgeous vintage car. That's so fun because this is a place where you drive. And what's funny is there's a lot of people that think that you can like walk from village to village. It's not, yeah, man. That would take you like a month. Um, it is, but it is such, all the villages are fairly close together by car and we like 20 minute drive.

Totally to get from like one awesome town to another awesome town. That's totally different. Yes. And so what I would do is go pick up a car, a gorgeous car, whether it's what and the coolest like old school stuff. We're talking like 1968. Corvette. Yeah. Or whatever. Vintage, vintage Porsche, whatever it is.

Yeah. Have such cool options and it's just such a fun way to experience because not only are you kind of letting the Spring Breeze flow through your hair, but you are like also just seeing so much more of the countryside. Because you know, the thing about the [00:06:00] Lu Hall, like especially. Like the way the light hits in the morning, like I would highly recommend that you kind of just take a nice drive through what we call the golden triangle, which is essentially this area kind of in between gourd and manna and oped, and it's just this valley.

And you guys, when I'm telling you like. When you're there during sunrise or sunset, I love a sunrise. And that golden light just like hums over the hills and like, and like there's a lot of times you get this like super cool mist, fog that's like super low. Yes. And it makes everything look insane. And you're just like, we, we saw this in gored a few times.

It's, it's like mystical. Clouds over this whole valley. Yeah. And then the sun starts coming up and then it slowly like moves and goes away. And then the sun just like. You're like watching it, like you're watching, like the rays get [00:07:00] bigger and spread out. It's fucking crazy. Yeah. So these are not mornings.

No. So you, so, so get your ass up early in this car. You're gonna go take an amazing drive through the golden triangle, and then the best part is that right? When like, it's like sunrise. Make sure that you are at the lookout point in gourd, because this is, and you'll know exactly what I'm talking about. If you go and Google this.

It's this lookout point that is directly across from the village and you see the whole village. It's the most picture picturesque part of all of the luol. And you just watch this light come over. It is, it's so cool. It's like this. There's Stone Village that just juts out. Yeah, it's amazing. And it looks so cool.

And so when, and you know, take photos and do all of the things. And then when you're done. I would personally also do this on a Tuesday because then you can go [00:08:00] into town, you can go grab yourself a great coffee and a croissant, and then you can go see the market, which is so beautiful in springtime and gourd, like there's everything from, oh my gosh.

You know, carved olive spoons and bowls to beautiful, you know, local artwork to gorgeous berries that are just starting to be in season. Ford. Ford has a super, like artisanal feel to their market. Very much so. Yeah. And it's just, and it's just a beautiful, beautiful place. 'cause like every time that you walk down any of these little cobblestone streets, all of a sudden there's like another lookout point.

So it's just so fun to explore that. For the morning, and that's just, it's the best. So like old school, man, we even, that was the first place where we tried. Lavender gelato. Yes. That was awesome. It was. There's a gelato place and I cannot remember the name of it right now. It's right on like the [00:09:00] center right in the main square.

Yeah. It's also where we watched Neil, Patrick Harris and his husband, like, and they're twins, walk across the street. Twins. We didn't have twins at the time, so didn't register. Yeah, and they looked very overwhelmed. It was, it was a lot. I think. Gord is a walking town for sure. It's like very like hilly, cobblestoney, small streets, and you definitely wanna do a lot of walking, but that also does mean that oftentimes you gotta park somewhere where you gotta like walk up a hill to where the parking is.

Um, but this is just, this is just how we would do it. So, so then after you kind of spent the morning seeing this beautiful, you know, sunrise and you've done, you know, the market.

What's so nice is that you're gonna, it's about a seven minute drive and you'll pop over to one of the most special magical places you could ever imagine yourself for a lunch. It's called Lama Gourd, or some people [00:10:00] call it Alexis Osmond. It's, it goes by both names and I know that it's a, so what's, we always find this so funny.

I. Experienced. We're lucky enough to have experienced like several Michelin star restaurants, but what's funny is I always find that the Michelin mentioned restaurants are better to me than the Michelin star. The Michelin mention are because they just have great food, a great vibe. There's like no pretentiousness to it.

It's just an man magical. This place is a Michelin mention. It is to die for like get the dope. DAUB. Is there an E at the end of that? You're probably not gonna get that in the springtime. Sweet pea. That's only winter are it's only sure. I feel like I'm positive only. Okay. Well if you're there, not in the winter.

I'm just gonna side request this. They dough, it's, it's like a super slow cook beef and oh my [00:11:00] God. It's insane. Literally everything that they have is insane. It it, you feel like. You feel like you're just eating in somebody's backyard. It's, or like somebody's little, like courtyard. It's the most approachable little spot.

Uh, and it literally feels like you're, you've just been invited to somebody's home and every single thing that comes outta that kitchen is just mouthwatering. It's just such a magical place because essentially you. You drive up, you walk through like these beautiful vines that are like just curved archways of vines, and then you go sit under these trees and it's just, it's this family run restaurant.

They have, like Jordan said, the most amazing food and even like we've loved taking our kids there because they have a place to run around and they're very like family friendly. It's just man, their dog walks around [00:12:00] and maybe eats things that end up getting dropped. It just like, it's just such a great spot.

I love it. I want to go.

After you have this gorgeous lunch at Lama Gourd where you can sit outside and enjoy this beautiful spring air. The thing that I would recommend the most, especially once you're here, if you're here between like I would say mid-April through May, is go on the hunt for poppies and you might already find them, you know, just randomly gallivant.

You never know where they're especially drive through that area. Yeah, like. We'll just see these like never flurries of bread. Well, no. The funny thing is you never know where you're going to find them because they, you know Yeah. These are weird. Yeah. They, well, the, the seeds spreads and they pop up in different places every year.

Yeah. So like, there's been fields that we've seen that we've taken photos with the kids, and then the next year there's nothing. It's like all like dry weeds. Totally. So you just have to drive around. But I mean, I've seen. Not only with my own eyes, [00:13:00] but I've seen so many people go and find and explore. It is like you've never seen poppies like this in your life.

It's a sea. Oh my gosh. Of red. So flushed with poppies. It's cool as shit. Yeah, it's, it is amazing. So can't recommend that enough, especially in that region. Especially, I wanna say the, the places that I've seen the most poppies. And guys like comment and DM me if you have also found it in other places. But for me, like in the last three years, I feel like MenB, like in around that region I've seen like the most.

So, but again, go explore, go have fun. And then what's so great is that now I know this, this technically not in the LU home, but I. I think it would be the best idea in the world to then after you've done this whole excursion, you drive over to Send Remi. Like once all of the shops have opened up again around 3 34 in the afternoon.

And you're gonna go explore. You're gonna go [00:14:00] walk around. It's, you know our, we've talked about this before, but it is truly for a perfect spring day, it's the best you're gonna go to and pick out your chocolates. You're going to go. Walk through all of the beau now i's my language. Yeah. You're gonna go through the beautiful streets and there's just, there's just so many great storefronts, even for just some fun window shopping, but it's just a, yeah, showroom is really pretty welcome.

Truly. It's a place you cannot miss. Like, and it's like if you're already up in that area, like just you have to go and to see and explore it. Yeah. Um. Some of our favorite stores are there that, you know, we can obviously, well, they're, they're actually all on the travel guides, so just, you know, go downloads and look.

There you go. But essentially, uh, what's also great about being then in Send Ramee and doing this whole shopping excursion in the afternoon, is that in the evening, a little 20 minute drive will take you to Chateau De, which is. [00:15:00] Yeah, sounds like a good day, man. Top, top, top. Yeah. That place is gorgeous. Um, it's one of our absolute favorite, must have musty places that we always recommend to, whether it's on this podcast, whether it's on our Instagram account or TikTok account, and especially if people are coming in to visit, this is like one of the top places we recommend.

Yeah. Um, it's just beautiful vineyards and then the actual restaurant. It's like again in the spring because in the winter it has a great interior. It's very cozy. But then in the spring you get to sit outside underneath these gorgeous, sprawling trees. The vineyards are surrounding you. You have a fabulous dinner with a glass of rose because it is spring.

It's time for rose. Rose all day and, and then you, like we've said a million times, we're gonna say it again. Do not miss the chocolate mousse. Whatever you do, [00:16:00] do not miss that chocolate mousse. It is incredible. It, it's like it's got sea salt and a little bit of drizzle of their own olive oil that they produce in house.

Do they have the almond slivers? No. Is that a different one though? Different one, but it has like, it has like these little like crunchies on top. Yeah. And they're little like granules in there. Cool, man. But it's just magical, like the whole vibe of it. It just, this is why Provence is magic. So this is day number one.

I think that's a pretty good, pretty good itinerary for what to do. Yeah. The the luon is, you can just literally drive through there and it's stunning.

They all look different. You are really not gonna screw it up. No. There's so many other towns too that like we haven't talked about, but for us, like these are the ones that you gotta hit. So yeah, but for perfect spring day. Yeah. Some, some honorable mentions. I do think that il Yep, that's a great one. Is very cool.[00:17:00] 

They have these, like the whole like ground and land around it. It's like this ochre red color and like it's just a very cool place to visit and it and cute little town, so I like that one too. Yeah, I mean, what I would say is, you know, maybe if you have a little bit more time in the afternoon for some wine.

You wanna do it a little bit differently, you go to hu you go to, and you definitely go have a glass of wine and they have insane views like over, you know, the valley. It's amazing. Yeah. So, oh, and isn't the bait de over there too? Oh yeah. Oh yeah. That's a great, that's a great mention too. Near MenB. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Because you've been there a few more times than I have, but that place is super cool. That would actually also be a great place for lunch if you didn't wanna do Lama gourd. Either of those would be unbelievable. That place is really pretty. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Lot options. Love it. Lot options in Theone. So day number two in the [00:18:00] springtime, if you kind of wanted more of.

Instead of maybe like nature and wandering and slow and you know, kind of like smaller markets, you kind of wanted more of a bang. I would highly recommend that you get here right around Easter weekend, and this is why there are some incredible markets there actually, there are internet antique markets and we're talking all the stuff that you see essentially.

I feel like that a lot of the. Um, you know, the road shows and exactly the road shows, round top antiques, like all these, you know, great antique festivals that are happening in the states. They're coming over here a lot during this time of year to procure all these amazing things. And since you're already over here and you can see it firsthand and get it firsthand and get a much better deal.

So what I would recommend is you come here around Easter weekend, this is again, second perfect day, a lot more shopping, a little bit more [00:19:00] nature. So, or I should say a little bit of nature. So you're gonna start your morning in rg, which they, which is one of my absolute, absolute favorite places in all of Provence.

It is, you know, the antiques capitol. It's a place that, you know, it's only open, it's a, it's really interesting between like Thursdays and Sundays and Sundays, their market day, but. Over Easter, whatever weekend that is. So this year in 2026, it's between the second and the sixth. You're going to go to this incredible antiques market and it's gonna blow your mind.

They have everything you can think of. It's beautiful stuff. So hit that as early as possible. You're gonna bring big bags, lots of cash, because you never know when an ATM is going to run out. And, and then you're just gonna find all kinds of fun things. And then of course, if you find something really big, then you [00:20:00] need to go back to our recent episode with, and they can actually ship it for you.

Nice. Oh yeah. But, but what I'll say is, yeah, like, especially if you're bringing back like, you know, little pieces of art or great little accessories, just bring your bags and be ready to go Blow that paycheck. Yep. It's worth it. You'll thank yourself because I always thank myself. When Sophie and I blow our paychecks doing that, uh, yeah.

Uh, so, so it, you Yeah. You'll, you're gonna get there really early. You're gonna park, there's some great parking lots that are right outside of the city center. It's like 10 minute walk into town. Yeah. From street parking and, and it's, it's great. And so you're going to, and there's that one, and there's also the bar jack one, which is another great one.

And it's so hit those early in the morning on like a Saturday. Or you can do 'em even a little bit earlier. But the reason I say Saturday is because you can go to that market in the morning. And then one of our favorite places. While [00:21:00] you're either going in or, or kind of on your way or both out, or, or, or both, you definitely need to stop at this amazing place called Maison Vode, which is on the main drag in ILS Laur.

It is the cutest coffee shop. They have the most delicious pastries. There. They have like everything in there. It's like a home store. Just do yourself, do yourself a favor. Bike trucks. Oh man. Get there and And fuel up. Because then what you're going to do is you're going to drive the hour down. You're gonna take the highway 'cause it's faster, and you'll drive down to X and then you're going to come my hood.

That's right. And then you're going to hit everything that X has to offer on a Saturday because even though X is crazy on a Saturday, everything is happening here on a Saturday. Especially this. It's, it's alive, but it's so alive. It's super fun. Like the trees, like I said, are exploding with flowers [00:22:00] everywhere.

The sun is shining, every terrace is open. People are drinking wine or having their morning coffee, and the markets are bustling. So what you're going to want to do is. Park at, you know, one of the parking garages. We love Belgar. We also love, what's the other one on the other side of town? Ye Minnet.

, So, you're gonna hit all of the markets probably around like 11 ish if you've kind of hit everything right? Spend a couple hours in sorg super early, drive down, and then you're gonna have. Just a great time perusing. Looking at the wine, the wines, the meats, the cheeses. Lavender, produce specialty foods, like have the best time again.

Bring cash, bring bags, and just enjoy yourself at the market because it's libo. You have like all of the fun clothing, gifts, right? And then plastic pressure. You have more of kind of [00:23:00] the specialty food items or produce. And then what you're going to do is you're gonna walk over, make sure you make reservations.

This is what we'll be doing first. Alright? This is our perfect day. Hell yes. And you're going to go to Grenache, which is this amazing restaurant that we've been going to long before we ever moved here. And it's still a staple for us, like a hundred percent nailed. Every single time. Every single time, everything is fresh, delicious, perfect.

And what's so nice is that in the winter, it's a really cute, cozy restaurant again indoors. But in the springtime, the terrace opens up. It is so lively. You're surrounded by, you know, people from. Every country you can think of. I'm hearing French people, I'm hearing people from Sweden. I'm hear hearing people from Germany we're hearing English speaking people, like it's just, it's this really cool spot and it's in this cozy kind of corner of [00:24:00] acts.

And you're gonna have the best time, and it's gonna be the like, just the perfect time to chill, eat wonderful food, and then get ramped up again. Because then, as you know, or we've said it before, X is known as the Paris of Provence. And so you're going to, then around 3 34, you're gonna be geared up. You'll have eaten.

You're gonna then go and do a fun shopping excursion and there's no pressure. It's just so much fun to window shop, to find all of these like great little stores down these, you know, little side streets. You just never know what you're going to find in X And that's what also makes this so special. And it's a fun why we love living here.

You literally have like everything you need within. A few different blocks some of our favorites. Now granted, you really can't go wrong. There's so many areas that have wonderful shopping, but we really love, like the streets that kind of come off of, um, [00:25:00] UR there's like amazing shopping nearby.

And then also Ali, that is a great place, not only for. Clothes, but there's a lot of really wonderful specialty food shops. Yeah. That are just fun. Whether it's like literally a store for chocolate, a store for honey, a store for pistachio, know it's like there, and then many, many, many other things. But it is, it is so much fun.

And like I said, if you do this day right, you're gonna have the best time shopping for your home. Shopping for. Yourself shopping for gifts for other people? Totally. It'll be Stop by, it'll great. Stop by Paka. Get a little, pick me up. Coffee. Yep. Or you can Popeye Lly, which is like another great little coffee joint.

Yep. Um, lots of fun stuff, but like, these are the jams. So great. And then what's even so fabulous is right around this time now, this year, Easter is early, so it's timing out perfectly [00:26:00] with all the tulips, but what's also very, very magical is that you don't necessarily need to go to Amsterdam for the tulips.

You can be in Provence. So around this time of year, it's like late March. Sorry. Yeah, late March, early April, you have these gorgeous fields of tulips and we just happen to have, uh, fields and fields of them about 35 minutes away from X. So if you had a little time. Now granted, you know, this is like a pretty packed day, but this is, this is how we would do it.

You would, Sophie likes to fucking go, man, like, this is Sophie day, this is legit. I've done this. This is like my perfect day if I were to hit everything and like she, she has this vision for shit like this and we nail it and honestly like it sounds like it's a jam packed day.

We have so much fucking fun. We have a good time.

[00:27:00] So you'll drive out to La Prien and go see all of the beautiful tulips, take photos, get to see it in real life. It's like rows and rows like football field. Long of tulips and it's, it's so cool to see this time of year. And then while you happen to be driving back, you can stop at Chateau de Lago, which is about a 10 minute drive outside of X, and go have yourself a very nice meal.

So we highly recommend either Laka, which is this amazing Japanese restaurant, tons of great sushi, and they actually know how to make really good cocktails, including margaritas, which. If you know me, you know, I miss, I miss my margaritas from living in Austin for 15 years. They have great specialty cocktails menu.

Great. It's a fun place. And then if it's a really special occasion, then I would say definitely try out the Art, which is a Michelin restaurant, but it is, it's legit. It like [00:28:00] everything is amazing. And even better if you get there before sunset, which is a definite possibility now because of how late the sunset is setting.

Like go make sure you sit out on the terrace and watch the sunset over their gardens in the back. It's amazing. And that's kind of like a perfect shopping day, I would say. Shopping with a little nature. Should we move on to number three? Say it day number three. Um, if you were to really take advantage of the coast.

There's so many places, so many that you could hit on a gorgeous spring day. And there's, I mean, the coast is beautiful even in the winter, but again, it, everything changes in the springtime because everything's back in season.

Everything starts to be open and that's what makes it feel alive and vibrant and amazing. So. I'll kind of talk about two different scenarios you could take. Um, and this one, actually, believe it or not, Jordan [00:29:00] is a little bit more relaxing. It's heading down to Kessie, which is like, I swear, it's like our home away from home here.

It's only, again, another only 35 minute drive or so acts. All of a sudden you're just, you hit, you hit that highway and before you know it, you see the med and. It's such an incredible town. It's like a little jewel. And I would highly recommend, again, you get there really early so you can get, you know, if you want a spot by the beach, it's still gonna be a little bit chillier like in the springtime, but in the best possible way.

And then you can like hang out by the beach, get your coffee, and you know. By the water, obviously the port, you know, some ports in certain towns, it's like you kind of wanna avoid the boardwalk. This is not that you wanna anywhere, essentially. You go on that boardwalk for the most part is gonna be really fun.

Great place to go. [00:30:00] Um, and what's our favorite thing to do there? George? Fucking ice cream gelato. Yeah. All day, every day. When we first came here to visit. Like years ago, yes. We had come down to Casi, we got some gelato, had an amazing day. We were traveling around and we were a little bit further east. We were like near the like French Riviera area.

We were closer to like Kahan and Nice. And I remember we were flying back out of Marsai. Mm-hmm. And Cai was like. Kind of on the way, but it was probably a good hour. It was like an hour out of the way out of our way. And we literally planned our, our going to the airport around, let's just leave an hour and a half earlier so we can stop.

I could see and get that gelato again. And I remember it was really fucking hot and we. Legally parked, threw on the hazards. You stayed [00:31:00] in the car and I ran down to get gelato and like ran back up the hill before it melted because that's the kind of guy that you are by, by the way. 'cause that's how I roll.

Not only do I love my passenger princess, but Gelato. Gelato. So I got my priorities. Yeah, alini. It's right on the boardwalk. You can't miss it. But essentially it's like, just enjoy your time. Like the weather is finally so gorgeous, like the wind isn't so crazy and just. Take it in. The other thing that's really fun is that if you, you know, maybe did a mid-morning hike before it gets too, like, you know, sunny is you wanna hike the Klan, which are right there, have like amazing viewpoints.

Um, and they have boat tours too, if that's your thing. Yeah, totally. Like you can just hop on a boat right from the port right there and go and like look at all the clunk from the water. Or you can just do a hike. It's, it's so cool. The clunk or like just these like. Aspiring mountains that just like shoot out of [00:32:00] the water right there.

And it's just, it's really pretty. And yeah, I mean it's epic. But then I would say if you wanna make it an even more epic day, which who knows who would do this, but I would, yeah, you would, you would kind of spend the morning in cast sea and then decide, oh, I think we're gonna drive down to the French Riviera.

And specifically like probably one of my absolute favorite places to go is in ez, which is this. Gorgeous medieval town that sits up at the very, very, very top of all of the French Revere. I swear. It's like this town that essentially you, you cannot get to it by car. It's a very interesting parking situation.

But then you hike up and it's like these old cobblestone streets. There's beautiful hiking around. In the springtime, everything's gonna be in bloom. So you're seeing these like. Floral trees and then beyond, you're gonna see the Mediterranean Sea. And it is [00:33:00] so stunning. Stunning man. You see that, you see the sea for days from up there.

It's, there's places that's like small and special and you know, it's not like what you think about with some of the, you know, areas in the French Riviera that are like crazy and bustling and parties and all those things. It's, it's got, you know, that whole area has a more laid back vibe. And then if you can.

Go get reservations at, there's like four different restaurants at this Chev. It's a Chev do. It's their hotel, so whatever price point you want, like they're there. They have a Michelin star, they have like more of like this really cool garden restaurant, but all of them are out on either have views of the, of the water or they are like on the terrace.

And you go make reservations. Have a gorgeous dinner out on that terrace with the sunset views over the water, and you've just had yourself a seriously beautiful day in the [00:34:00] south of France. And to me, like when we talk about all these different places, I think what really resonates is that.

Whether you want a lot of nature or you want a more fun shopping experience, you want water, you want even, you know, like kind of more mountainous regions, like hiking, whatever it is, that's what makes this area of the world so special and especially this time of year, it just kind of doesn't get better than that.

Oh, it's, it's so amazing and like you can literally go in so many different directions. And you're gonna find something gorgeous and find amazing food. I was literally talking to a friend the other day who grew up here and, um, he was just like telling me about how he didn't travel a ton as a kid out of the country because they had all of this.[00:35:00] 

It was like they would go up into the mountains and they would go skiing, and they would go down to the water. They would go up into these awesome villages, and it's just so accessible and absolutely stunning. Yeah. So we hope that you enjoyed this episode. Like write all the notes down, do all the things, and we're so excited for you to like plan your trip or if you happen to be here already.

Give yourself some days to just go be a tourist in where you live, and just be in awe of the beauty that surrounds you living in the south of France. We can't wait to see you next week. Have a great week.

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