A santon is a small figurine, usually made out of clay and used in nativity scenes.
Superstition? Yes, maybe….but they’re not quite as silly as they seem! As we know, the history of France is jam-packed with intrigue, suspicion, passion, poison, and mysterious death.
Postal delivery issues? Did you know, you have rights and can claim compensation in certain circumstances? Make sure you know what to do if your package is late, damaged or non-conforming
What astronomical possibilities could have been behind the Christmas Star that lead the 3 shepherds to Bethlehem?
Bûche de Noël – Suzanne Dunaway shares her PO-inspired recipes in this weekly blog.
First week in December – Not a good weekend to pop across the border!
Not All Black Olives Are Black! We’ve all plucked an olive off a tree, popped it into our mouths and quickly popped it back out again – haven’t we?
Despite lower temperatures, rain, and storms, firemen are still called out several times to deal with winter fires, mainly caused by ‘écobuages’ gone wrong.
Do you know the origins of the word ‘terrorist’ ?
Gilbert Brutus, rugby union player, referee, coach, politician and resistant, was born in 1887 in Port-Vendres.