Aigues-Mortes, News, Pictures & buzz

How the history of bread in France is ‘the story of people’  Post Magazine

This Dreamy French Countryside Is Basically A Living Romance Novel  Thrillist

The Allure Of Camargue: The Wild West Of France  TravelAwaits

How France's "robust and ingenious" production industry rebounded this summer  Screen International

Collecting the World's Finest Salt in the 'Dead Water' of France  Munchies_ Food by VICE

France's flamingo population booms post-COVID lockdown  The Connexion

Record-Breaking 60,000 Flamingos Flock to Southern France | Smart News  Smithsonian Magazine

Eye candy: More than 50,000 pink flamingos mass in France  Phys.org

Photos of the Week: Ribblehead Viaduct, Lobster Party, Dragon Splashdown  The Atlantic

25 secret Mediterranean escapes | Times2  The Times

Worth its Salt: A Trip to Salies-de-Béarn  FranceToday.com

Photos: Wildlife roams during the coronavirus pandemic  ABC News

I've found the greatest family holiday in France  Telegraph.co.uk

The big picture: Tom Hegen’s alluring abstract salt landscape  The Guardian

See the town in southern France that brings Van Gogh's paintings to life  CNBC

A taste of the Camargue, France  National Geographic

France’s Chicest Hotel Family Has Come to Languedoc. Is That a Good Thing?  The New York Times

From Avignon to Aigues-Mortes: A Bike and Barge Through Provence, Part 1  Pique Newsmagazine

Go with the flow on a holiday in the Camargue  The Times

Road trip through Camargue, France  National Geographic

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THEY WERE LIVING at Ie Grau du Rai then and the hotel was on, a canal that ran from the walled city of Aigues Mortes straight down to the sea. They could see the towers of Aigues Mortes across the low plain of the Cam argue and they rode there on, their bicycles at some time of nearly every day along the white road that bordered the canal. In the evenings and the mornings when there was a rising tide sea bass would come into it and they would see the mullet jumping wildly to escape from the bass and, watch the sweJling bulge of the water as the bass attacked.

if you got the chance to go to france, what would the top 5 sites you would want to go visit?

Hey! I'm looking for a nice, not too crowded, little place to spend some time with my family in summer holiday.Preferably by the sea. Heard that South France is the place to be:) Any recommendations on a particular destination and why would you prefer it? Thanks for any info, help, links provided!

I'm doing a poster for my homework, it's going to be a huge map of France and I want to annotate it with pictures and a few lines about different interesting monuments across the country. The problem is, a lot of them are in Paris and I don't want to centre the whole thing around one city. So I need well-known sights from other places as well. Here's what I got so far: - Eiffel Tower - Normandy Beaches - Disneyland - Mont St. Michel Can you think of anything else I can include? I've also thought of: - Cannes Film Festival - The Alps - Côte d'Azur (French Riviera) - Le Tour de France - Palace of Versailles

I need to book a plane ticket from Canada to France for like Tuesday and I've never done anything like this before. Would a Travel Agency be my best bet? I'm just worried by the time I get an appointment, and get everything figured out, it will be too late, or they will overcharge me.. If I were to do it online, what site would you recommend? Btw I need to get from Regina, SK to Aigues-mortes, France. Thanks for your help!