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Here are some photos of a typical French village taken in the early morning and late afternoon. Everywhere you look in Burgundy, it's like looking at a painting. No wonder France inspired and produced so many great artists! |
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France's version of webvan.com. Some villages are so small that a bread van arrives every morning delivering fresh croissants and other breads to the villagers. In the afternoon, a bigger van, this particular one is called Busmarket, would arrive so you could purchase your other groceries! |
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