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Gourmet Moments – Part Two
My most memorable French meal(so far) was, unbelieveably, “sans fromage.” It began in the office of my pal the Chiropractor, Bob Caires. Nicknamed “Capt’n Bob” for his sailing obession. (Hey – what else would you expect from a Portuguese-Hawaiian?) The good Doctor had come in on his day off to lay healing hands on “the-man-who-comes-from-far.” […]
19Aug2011 | Bicycle Gourmet | 11 comments | Continued
French Country Village Artists
There are many reasons to visit France. All of them good. Most of them obvious. Wine. Gourmet food. Rich History. Incredible scenery. Varied climate. Laid back lifestyle. (In the countryside, bien sur!) Not the least among the magnetic attractions of “la Belle France” are it’s artists. Yes, I know you’re familiar with all the big […]
13Aug2011 | Bicycle Gourmet | 9 comments | Continued
French Hippie Saint
Not Your Average Holly Roller He was a Soldier. He was a hippie. He was a Saint. And wherever you go in France, you’ll find a village and/or a church named after him. Saint Martin of Tours was his offical title. But owing to his constant pligrimmages, He was really Saint Martin of everywhere. Our […]
5Aug2011 | Bicycle Gourmet | 12 comments | Continued