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“A blessed little corner of south-west France made up of gently
rolling hills, fields of corn and sunflowers, winding roads empty of
cars and pretty little towns and villages, where people always have
time to talk to you.
It's like an unspoilt Tuscany or Provence, and I'd better shut up
now or I'll be responsible for spoiling it.”
Sam Taylor, describing
the Lot-et-Garonne in 'The Observer' |