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Jos Deuling, Sunday, 10 March 2019
Can't see the Wood for the Trees? On the special HouseFrance page on , and you will find a daily selection of interesting properties in France published on my website Affidata.co.uk. Also historical images of France and info on buying and living in France.
Can't see the Wood for the Trees? On the special HouseFrance page on , and you will find a daily selection of interesting properties in France published on my website Affidata.co.uk. Also historical images of France and info on buying and living in France.
All types of French property for sale by private sellers and estate agents. Find your perfect villa, gîte, B&B, apartment and fermette in all regions of France including Languedoc, Brittany, Provence.
Camembert and Brie are well-known cheeses, but in France there are more cheeses than wines. The tastiest cheeses smell the most. One of the worst is a
Boule d' Avene from the region around Lille, which also has an extraordinary taste. For the real lovers, so.
Sharp cheeses such as Roquefort's moulded cheese are sometimes eaten with butter to soften the taste. Mildew cheese is not a spoiled cheese: the moulds
in Roquefort are a kind of peneciline