For people who love to travel and are looking for out of the ordinary, slow travel experiences, Gascony is the land that time forgot, an idyllic, historical region unaffected by time. Gascony was originally called Vasconia, a part of Roman … Continue reading →
“I haven’t been everywhere, but it’s on my list.” Susan Sontag – On an unseasonably warm and wet Sunday morning I took a drive through the southwestern French countryside around my home in the Gers, department 32, the heart of … Continue reading →
The city of Bordeaux has been known as the Sleeping Beauty of Gascony because of its position nestled against the Garonne River, and the unexpected tranquility of its historic city center. One can easily tuck into a quiet square, … Continue reading →
