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February 2016
CSF NEWSLETTER: JUNE 2016
Many people are encouraged by promises of good weather and historically I suppose this area has been blessed with sun from May to September! The holiday season is almost upon us. This is when we start mentally preparing ourselves for heavy traffic, crowded supermarkets, gridlock in our local market and the delightful sound of a mobylette revving up at 11.30 at night.
Find out more »April 2016
La Catalane Cyclo
A new springtime sporting event, La Catalane Cyclo, gives you the opportunity to discover the Vallespir en vélo. Did you know that the cycle route that crosses Le Boulou is part of the Eurovélo8, a…
Find out more »June 2016
CSF NEWSLETTER: JULY 2016
As I begin to write this newsletter on the first day of July, it occurs to me that instead of moaning about the long queues on roads and in supermarkets, we should be looking forward to two months of breathing-space and rejoicing in the fact that it's Summer. I may be in a minority here but I rather like the holiday atmosphere everywhere. Busy markets, bars and restaurants. The camp-sites are alive again. There's music and animation - swooping swifts, chirping crickets, butterflies, dragonflies, grasshoppers ..... praying mantises!
Find out more »CSF NEWSLETTER: AUGUST 2016
As I begin to write this newsletter on the first day of July, it occurs to me that instead of moaning about the long queues on roads and in supermarkets, we should be looking forward to two months of breathing-space and rejoicing in the fact that it's Summer. I may be in a minority here but I rather like the holiday atmosphere everywhere. Busy markets, bars and restaurants. The camp-sites are alive again. There's music and animation - swooping swifts, chirping crickets, butterflies, dragonflies, grasshoppers ..... praying mantises!
Find out more »CSF NEWSLETTER: SEPTEMBER 2016
As I begin to write this newsletter on the first day of July, it occurs to me that instead of moaning about the long queues on roads and in supermarkets, we should be looking forward to two months of breathing-space and rejoicing in the fact that it's Summer. I may be in a minority here but I rather like the holiday atmosphere everywhere. Busy markets, bars and restaurants. The camp-sites are alive again. There's music and animation - swooping swifts, chirping crickets, butterflies, dragonflies, grasshoppers ..... praying mantises!
Find out more »September 2016
“At Home” at Caixas with Teddy Garcia
Cancer Support France - Sud de France Sunday 4th September from 3.30pm "At Home" at Caixas A convivial opportunity for members, supporters and all those interested in CSF to get together A buffet supper will…
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CSF NEWSLETTER: OCTOBER 2016
Today is the sort of day when I wish I were outside with my crossword puzzle rather than in here staring at a computer screen. The leaves are clinging on stubbornly to their branches and I’m still seeing plenty of geckos darting about showing no sign of slowing down as the days get shorter and the nights get cooler.
Find out more »Free eye testing in Perpignan – World Sight Day
Thursday 13th October 2016 World Sight Day World Sight Day is a global event to focus attention on blindness and vision impairment. It is observed on the second Thursday of October each year. As part of…
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CSF NEWSLETTER: NOVEMBER 2016
Today is the sort of day when I wish I were outside with my crossword puzzle rather than in here staring at a computer screen. The leaves are clinging on stubbornly to their branches and I’m still seeing plenty of geckos darting about showing no sign of slowing down as the days get shorter and the nights get cooler.
Find out more »December 2016
CSF NEWSLETTER: DECEMBER 2016
You’ll have to be quick but if you find yourself driving down one of those tree-lined avenues where the plane trees are majestically showing off their autumn foliage and Canigou is sitting white and snow-capped against a steel-grey and blue sky - drink it in. When you come back next week the scene may have changed
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