Located at the heart of France’s hexagonal territory, Auvergne is a sparsely populated land of volcanic plateaus and large valleys. Unlike the Alps to the east or the Pyrénées to the southwest, its highest peaks reach only 6,000 feet above sea level and are free of snow in summer. The local authorities? efforts to safeguard the environment have made Auvergne one of the last protected zones in Europe.
Before going to Auvergne, familiarize yourself with its history and its gastronomy.
im looking for a french pen pal (guy or girl)and if you want to write back email me or post it here plss.my email adress is pinkglitter_fairy69@hotmail.com
im 15(turning 16 in a month) my name is reign (pronounced "rain"
and i live in texas.so please write back
-laterz
0 Read Morehello people im in french class at my high school and i was wondering if there were any french guys or girls that wanted to have a pen pal.
well if you do my name is Reign (pronounced "rain"yeah i know my name is weird.i live in texas and im a 10th grader so im 15 (i turn 16 in like a month)i have black hair and hazel eyes.im a very nice/interesting person to talk to so plzzzzzzz FRENCH pplz email me or post it on here "k" my email is pinkglitter_fairy69@hotmail.com
plzz write to me
laterz*
0 Read Morei have known that france has held other countries in history as their own providences. I was very surprised to find this article. http://slate.msn.com/id/2089008/ Finding this article where france is still occupying territory in Africa to make profit for themselves mainly shows me how hypocritical France is. The united states is going into iraq for security issues, and france still occupies territories in africa for profit. Before seeing this i was debating if i was going to ever go to france. I want to see europe, my grandfather faught there to free the french and many of his friends were burried there. After seeing this article i can clearly see now france is purely in many situations for profit.
91 Read MoreHow do I find which department Remilly-Wirquin is located in?
Thanks,
Bob
2 Read MoreHi! I’m a hat and shoe designer who has been living in New York City for 7 years now. It’s been my deepest dream to move to France for the past 14 years. I grew up in Iceland and Japan mainly, and was born in Germany. I’m American, but I don’t feel American (if you know what I mean).
Here’s what I want to do. I am planning on living in France, starting this November for a trial period of 3 months. I really don’t want to live in Paris, for all the reasons that I can’t stand New York City anymore: pollution, overcrowding, high cost of living. I feel that I must, though, to build my own business. Do I really have to, though?
0 Read MoreI am interested in meeting people who live in France. I would like to make friends via email with interested folks, and invite them to come and see me when they visit America. Several of my friends are thinking about doing this.
I live in Memphis, Tennessee, about 10 miles from Graceland. I don’t really know very much about France, but it seems like culture and manner are important to them. I want to learn more about the place, and possibly visit next year. I have a lot of questions about french culture, and what is important to french people in their lives.
thanks for any who will respond…
valkyrieslover2002@yahoo.com
24 Read MoreI am doing a project for my french honors class, and I need any information about graphic desing in france, or in the french culture! Thank you much.
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We’re a group of french families, in the côte d’Azur, welcoming foreigners who want to learn or improve french. We offer a full board, daily courses, local visits and a participation in our active life. Come and have more information to www.France-homestays.net
0 Read Morehi, i have been to france twice, and i loved it both times. my favorite part was paris. i would like to talk to someone who speaks french fluently so i can try to master the language. i am going to go back to france hopefully this winter, and i need to brush up on my french. someone please answer me. tmank you.
–Jinx
My girl and myself would like to relocate to Paris. I have a vast medical history and require expensive medications. What is healthcare and insurance in France like? Is healthcare a government issue or is it acquired mostly through employment? Any help is appreciated. Also, how is the economic climate in Paris? I currently live outside Washington, DC. Are living expenses similiar to those in the USA?
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