France / Dordogne / Food & Travel
France / Dordogne / Food & Travel
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Getting lost in the lanes and discovering a foie gras farm off the map is one of life's great joys. Dordogne is just brimming with lovely towns. Some are very small with a chapel and a few dozen houses surrounding, others are large with a pedestrian old town to help preserve the architecture. All of them have at least one if not a dozen chateaux to add a touch of elegance and grandeur to the location. Many towns are built on the apex of dramatic cliffs, hills or mountains which adds to their photogenic nature.
Read my feature article at the Sydney Morning Herald about the traditions and challenges of Foie Gras farmers in Dordogne...
smh.com.au/travel/paddock-to-plate-on-the-trail-of-foie-gras-20110117-19tnu.html
My favourite thing about France is travelling through a nice rural region. A few good medieval castles perched on hilltops, some classic views of a chateau and the fabulous cuisine that lures both your taste buds and your camera. Follow this link to read my guide on hot spots around the Dordogne Valley for photography and Foie Gras :)
http://photographyfortravellers.com/article.php?story=1135
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