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AUTUMN ISSUE 2010 OUT NOW!!
INSIDE THIS AUTUMN ISSUE
Needle in Provence – a distinct flavour of southern France in the Perth Hills: Wineries, village market with 150 stalls, weekly farmer’s markets selling the fresh local products of the regions. Provence in Western Australia? Some think so. By Maggie Dallmeyer.
A feeling of France - Photographer John Lamb muses on his photographic journey through France: The excitement of that first s'il vous plait; the breakfast at the local bistro the morning after the flight into Paris; then, as the jetlag fades, the textures of Paris unfold... By John Lamb.
Sarah Bernhardt, Madame Quand meme: "I am impressed by women who are capable of marking their own destiny,” author Hélène Tierchant writes in her recently published book Sarah Bernhardt Madame Quand meme. By Christine Descoueyte.
J’habite dans un petit village… Two Couples find home a in France: Discover Burgundy, Ile de France, Dordogne, and Provence.
AND MUCH MORE...
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Bonjour, In our autumn edition, we immerse ourselves in “Blue Heaven” as Fran Stephenson leads us to the village of Roquefort in pursuit of the famous blue cheese. Maggie Dallmeyer brings us part two of her series about the French diaspora in Western Australia, focusing on the lifework of passionate wine maker Severine Logan. In Needle in Provence, Maggie Dallmeyer explores the possibility of finding a little piece of Provence in the Perth hills as she meanders through the weekly farmer’s markets, abundant with the fresh produce of the region. Writing from her home in Normandy, Christine Descoueyte returns to us in 2010, she chats to author Hélène Tierchant about her latest book Sarah Bernhardt Madame Quand meme. Photographer John Lamb invites us to share his photographic journey through France in A feeling of France. His gorgeous image graces this edition’s cover. Jennie Sharpe freely admits she knows nothing about cars. But, with her interest piqued by the French passion for their automobiles, she goes in search of the story behind France’s “Big 3” - Peugeot, Citroën and Renault - and discovers the three flamboyant men behind the marques. Subscribe or purchase the French Provincial magazine at your nearest outlet and enjoy reading this Autumn issue. Editor Amanda Guggenheimer
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_______________________________________________________________ A R T I C L E S What is it about France? The world has an enduring love affair with France. We can’t resist the charm of its relaxed cafe culture and chic lifestyle, not to mention its fashion and food. Why is that? Francophiles are everywhere as we can see in the success of this magazine... READ MORE The Glory of French enamelware What could be more quintessentially French than a beautiful piece of vintage or antique French enamelware? An essential part of any French kitchen, these pieces are now in high demand from collectors around the globe, as well as the everyday lover of anything French... READ MORE
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