10 French Travel Tips to Make Your Trip EVEN Better!

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

This series has been so much fun and like a little mini vacation every Saturday as you transported us (those in the US) across the Atlantic! It must have been a hard adjustment returning home... Thanks for this video giving tips and explaining how to make a person’s stay in France (or any country other than one’s own) less frustrating and more enjoyable. And for the reminder that being polite and giving respect will generally bring the same your way.

[@darlenechandler2403]

For us in Canada and London England too. So lovely.

[@Leisurelistsb]

Thanks for the tips.What a fun and informative series. I love it! One more tip, while eating in a restaurant, don't talk loudly. Americans tend to talk at a much higher volume than Europeans and that is definitely frowned upon, especially in France.

[@RulaLenzka]

I really enjoyed your series and I will probably never get to travel to France and watching this was so informative and relaxing. I wish all travel vlogs were done this way instead of just pretty pictures of food and scenery.

[@PrincePrince-bt9iv]

True! Beth is just like a friend you like to watch and listen :)

[@Alwaeify]

You nailed it! As a French, I truly appreciate that you're giving your followers the tips and explaining why we sometimes do things differently than what Americans do.

[@lauraofarrell3472]

I absolutely loved everything about this series! I am going to miss it for sure!

[@nadiaali5022]

We have the same.thing here in quebec!! and i saw that in france too when i went to visit my husband's family in paris

[@luceaschild]

I'm sad to see this series end! It was the most enjoyable set of videos and it was a true pleasure to see your home, see St. Giles, and everything you shared with us. Thank you!

[@trishmalibu6986]

You are so Cool mom and always smiles . 100% so comfortable in front of the camera. Your channel way better than cooking channel itself. Killin' it !

[@JooUpdate]

Hello from Bali Indonesia !

[@noreenhallett7366]

Been using a W/machine drier in UK for years

[@rebeccathornton7408]

Loved, loved, loved this series. Can’t wait till you are back in France again. Looking forward to some lovely recipe vlogs too though!

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

Oh yes! Lots of yummy fall recipes on their way! Next week I have a yummy 1-pot chicken and rice dish coming up :) Stay tuned!

[@rebeccathornton7408]

@@EntertainingWithBeth Sounds delish!!!

[@mya5980]

Aldi has the cart coins in L.A California

[@mya5980]

We also have to Separate our Recycling

[@nonysusanty1436]

The way you speak and the knowledge you share omg Beth I can’t thank you enough! I’ve always thought of myself as an avid traveler but so many of your tips are really useful and I’ve never tried but should so thank you so much!!

[@barbaracollignon5365]

I have just discovered your KZbin channel a week ago because I am fan of renovation home video of allover the world. But guess what ? I am french woman living in Vendée and working in St Gilles Croix de Vie. And I loved all your videos and the way it makes me discover what I know with a different eye glance.so refreshing!. I crew up in Paris area, studying there. Meet my husband at university. His mother is from Vendée and 13 years ago we decided to leave Paris to come in Vendée where we used to have our summer holidays. Because each time we have to drive back to Paris to return to work and arrive at the end of the highway and passe gate ..we were sighing hard and thinking "why are we going back in that Creasyness life". Yes St Gilles is magic. I m not living in St Gilles exactly but in the country side behind... I love what you did with the Reno of this house. And I will go on following you back in USA for your coocking videos... Hope we can on day meet eachother when you will be back in St Gilles ! And yes every tips you gave are true!

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

Oh how funny Barbara! Yes I would love to meet up once we are back in SGCV! Hopefully back by Spring, and definitely back next summer :) Already missing the Brioche for breakfast ha!

[@barbaracollignon5365]

@@EntertainingWithBeth ... So funny my husband is actually working in a famous brioche factory here in Vendée ...you know the one with this young blond little girl on the packaging. Even if they are trully goods I am sure your prefer handmade ones.

[@SpecialgiftsLA]

Beth .im loving this video. Watched 20 minites now must go to bed to catch my zzzz...i will watch the rest with morning coffee bon nuit 😅🌃🌃🕚🌸

[@terrijoseph-miller5471]

I enjoyed this series. It was so relaxing to watch

[@suestutzle2779]

I couldn't agree with you more Beth. My husband is German and when we went to visit with the children. Our children were born 1980 and 1981, we would do very similar things with them. It took 26hours or more to get to Germany so I had lots of entertainment for them, my medicine bag etc. My Husband's family were very curious about me. I always tried to put my best Aussie foot forward but sometimes there were a few little hiccups. Eg, at home here in the summer we all go bare footed around the house. Well, I never thought about that and just carried on my usual self......It was not well received, oh dear. They all thought I was the wild colonial kid!!! Loved your France vacation. Have a safe trip back home.

[@yolandadouglas7828]

Your time in France has been great for me!

[@victorialove9104]

You are so lovely. Your tips are spot on. Really enjoy your videos.

[@lindamatillon83]

Hello Beth, love your videos and your home in France! I am a fellow Southern Californian living in France and married to a Frenchman and when you talked about meeting your husband's family for the first time and having to give 16 kisses, I could so relate to that and laughed out loud! I had to only give 1on each cheek but there were 9 of them! To be honest since covid we have not really done ' the bisous ' and frankly I do not miss it! Have a safe trip, looking forward to your next video state side!

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

Ha! Oh I'm sure there are lots of other things we could laugh about ha! Yes with Covid no one was kissing, just fist bumping in the air :)

[@elysmattar8368]

Love the way you explain things and you come across. I found you by accident and have been watching your videos back to back. I love Europe and French culture and have enjoy all my life. Watching you was like how I feel and do things…so much alike! The recipes and the presentations are fabulous. I wish you the best and much health to you and your family so that you can enjoy this beautiful life you have created.

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

Aww thanks Elys! I'm so glad you have been enjoying them! And that you found me :) I'm back in France this week and will be sharing more French updates starting this weekend! :) Until then!

[@yara7113]

Oh no! Going to miss these videos but excited for home ones! (I’m British so it’s all so interesting for me hehe)

[@Sun-Soul]

Oh Beth, this series has been an absolute dream! You are such an inspiration. I have enjoyed your menu and cooking videos for so many years, but this French house/travel series has made me love you all the more! And your travel tips in this video are essential to having a more enjoyable visit. How generous you have been with your time and energy during your Summer trip this year. Everything takes 3 times longer when you're trying to film it, so thank you for taking the time. I imagine you're probably already back in the states by now, but if not, safe travel to you and yours! The holidays are just around the corner, as I know you'll have us cooking and making the most of our blessings before we know it! Everything you share has just that extra little touch of class that makes time together with loved ones so very special. Your efforts over the years have made many gatherings so much more memorable for all my people. I wish you the greatest success and happiness always! 💜 Bisous!😘

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

Aww I'm so happy to hear you have enjoyed them! This series was a last minute idea, and I'm so glad I tried it out, because it was such fun to have you all along for the ride! And as much as I'm missing all the glorious markets, and bakeries of France (and our cute French kitchen) I'm happy to be back, get the kids back to school, and work on some yummy recipes for the holiday season! So as it goes, every time has its season, so we'll say goodbye to France...until next year! :) I really want to take you guys to this cute restaurant on a farm next year!

[@Sun-Soul]

@@EntertainingWithBeth The restaurant on a farm sounds amazing, I'll look forward to it! Welcome home!🏡

[@agirlsinger]

Thank you Beth it always feels like I’m there when I watch your videos and it makes me so happy! And I also feel like we’re best friends when I watch your videos I wish we could share a meal together. Bon voyage!

[@sc00badive]

I would love to come the France and rent your house. Now I have the plan, I need a way to make it happen. I love what you did with the place, and I'd love to really learn the language, and soak up the culture. My great grandmother who I never met was French. I heard from my dad, that she was a fantastic cook.

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

Oh I bet she was! I'm always amazed at how French families can turn out the best home cooks! :)

[@tammimacclellanheupel1517]

I loved this series also :) I wanted to let you know that we do have 1 store (that I know of in the US) that does the same thing with a coin & cart and that is Aldi's, which is a German based store (I believe?). You are right though. More stores should take advantage of the same thing! Have a safe trip back!

[@gillsimpson4976]

Such interesting video. I'm from the UK and we have been using tokens for shopping trolleys or carts for years. We also recycle everything!! And we personally have a condensing dryer which collects the water. My friend and I are off to Bergerac in 2 weeks for a holiday where some of our time will be doing a painting course and then sightseeing. Xx

[@zelmoy]

We used to have those carts needing the token/money here in Malaysia but i never see those anymore.. i used to love to help my mum and insert it and after, take the money back lol

[@cpp8227]

Such a lovely series, Beth! Thank you for sharing:) I just wanted to say too...we have Aldi grocery stores where I live in Illinois and they have pay for and return the cart for a refund as well as requiring you to supply your own grocery bags. We love the concept!

[@louiselewis5061]

Thank you, Beth. I have loved your time in France and this series has been such fun. Thanks for sharing. Have a safe trip home.

[@ArgentinaCook]

More French recipes please! I made your cherry clafoutis and it was insane! Also your salmon with burre Blanc! Wow! Your bistro style chocolate mousse - wow - your French shepherds pie 🥧- wow! (Can’t remember the French name for it!) -

[@jclay2450]

The Aldi grocery store in my hometown has a the vibe of the French market. You need a quarter to get a cart and you get it back when you return your cart. You have to bring your own bags or buy them. It has a broad selection of breads, cheeses, crackers, spreads, little meats. It even has an aisle that has some housewares, decor, clothing, furniture, pet items and more. These items changes regularly. I really like this store. The prices are great too.

[@sherrieshatzen3801]

Beautifully presented. I have been known to complain that Americans are the only people in the world who think that foreign customs particular to the country they are visiting indicate that the people who live there are the foreigners. I have occasionally been so embarrassed by fellow Americans that I not only deny being American, I deny speaking English! I have also met some really charming Americans in France who really value & appreciate la politesse francaise. All of that to say I found your video informative, enlightening & humble. Brava!

[@mommabear5059]

I found interesting your tip about greeting people before launching into your questions. There was a lot of French settlement in the southern part of the U.S. and that’s the way it is down there. You don’t go up to people, even if you know them, and starting asking for something. Always first a greeting and a “how are you”. This was so enjoyable.

[@MrMymatney]

I agree about medicine tote. I had a bad tummy ache and we were in the middle of the touristy area that my husband had to walk half a mile to get the medicine. If only I have thought about it….learned something about it. Thank you for the tips -we might travel to Europe anytime sooner.

[@clintbleskoski6093]

Aldi's Grocery Stores have implemented the "quarter for your cart" policy. They pass the savings on to the shopper as they don't have to hire someone to collect them.

[@mjecheverria4197]

Hello Beth...former San Franciscan living in the south of France for 31 years! Right on the bat with your tips.Bon voyage and continue your vlogs from the states..

[@averyroberts6143]

Beth I so enjoy your videos in France, and of your garden in the States, your cooking, and entertaining! My HS French helped me purchase our movie tickets and order our popcorn when we would go to watch movies in Luxembourg 😂,I lived in a tiny German village for several years. I would have to take my German dictionary with me when I would pay my rent. My landlords were the sweetest, but they did not speak any English. I was so thankful the neighborhood children were excited about hanging out with an American, because I learned so much German from them. In reference to how much German I spoke, I wouldn’t tell people I speak about as much as a five year old 😂 I miss living in Europe, so it’s wonderful you share your experiences with us x merci beaucoup x 🥂

[@Noname-jd8oy]

I am so happy you popped into my feed in the last week. I’ve binged watched the France series and it has been gorgeous and sweet

[@noerisgil754]

I must admit that I'm a little nostalgic...I don't want you to leave...I want to continue to live vicariously through your french adventures every Saturday!

[@micheledcunha7520]

re: tokens/grocery store, we do that in Canada.

[@debbiezullo7056]

Fabulous videos!!! I hope I run into you at a market in Southern California. Have a safe trip home♥️

[@luciaswedgril]

Loved this video! You should have put in that when you eat to use both hands (fork and knife) on the table ;) cheers and looking into the other persons eyes is common in most European countries:) and will be taught at an early age. And the greeting strangers, we have in Switzerland as well. Especially when you go hiking or in a random building. Hope you had a nice summer and can’t wait for your new meal videos!

[@FunnyLookinHat]

This series was a great way to feel like we were traveling during a year where we couldn't. Thank you for sharing your home, recipes, and adventures with us!

[@lursf9316]

@4:40 "appliances work a little bit differently". i learned this the hard way in my paris airbnb a few weeks ago when i did laundry. what a difficult thing it was! don't do what i did, which was to put a capsule directly on top of the clothes. my clothes smelled so strong of soap and i had to do another load without any soap to get the smell out and it still wouldn't go. it was a miele something.

[@lyndamcdon]

Seeing France from your point of view was amazing!

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it! The "Medicine tote" always saves the day ha! :)

[@hilaryquinn8673]

Oh, my goodness. I have loved this series. I was lucky enough to live in Spain for a bit and this sort of brought me back in time. I can’t wait to travel again. Thank you for sharing your home and your daily life with us. You’re right. Renting an apartment or a home is the best way to really get to know the country and the people. Going to the markets does force you to speak-and, they are fun! Bon voyage! Have a safe trip back to the states!

[@katkat521]

Here in Virginia, we have Aldi stores. You put a quarter in to unlock the cart and then get the quarter back when you return the cart and re-lock it. They also have a sanitizing station where you can wipe your cart down due to COVID. It's wonderful!

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

Love it! I have to try these Aldi stores I keep hearing about them!

[@PatrickandMissy]

You have such a beautiful smile! I especially liked the tips for kids - even for ME! We all need extra band-aids and tylenol - just in case! And learning French at the kids table - awesome!

[@fanofpink]

I happy that you enjoyed your trip. Love watching as always!!!!

[@josephruggiero1280]

Thanks so much! I was riveted to each tip! Also enjoyed your sense of humor! So much fun to hear your experiences! Loved your “French Videos!”

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

Ha! Glad you liked the tips! The "Medicine Tote" reminds me of when I dragged all the diapers, formula and bottles to France and Phil was like "Beth, We HAVE Babies in France!" LOL!

[@hegeteigum3605]

@@EntertainingWithBeth Better safe than sorry, right? ;)

[@amalhelu1776]

Thank you so much for the wonderful time you gave us while watching your vlog. I enjoyed every minute of it.

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

I'm so glad! :) Thanks for joining the adventures! :)

[@deborahhuckaby4623]

I loved the adventure of you guys redoing your house and all the places you shared with us. I'm not planning a trip to France but I loved hearing all the tips.

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Sometimes "armchair travel" can be just as fun, and without the jetlag ha!

[@deborahhuckaby4623]

@@EntertainingWithBeth Lol. Exactly.

[@rebeccafrancis8227]

You are so sweet to explain “all things French”. Thank you very much!!

[@randomvagaries5140]

In the US Aldi requires a quarter to place in the slot of the grocery cart and it is returned when you return the cart. You also need to bring your own bags.

[@thelearningbuzzhawaii]

Thank you so much for your tips! It is so nice to dream of another trip to France and I would hate to seem impolite there! This reminded me of a tip from my middle school French teacher who was a translator during WWII. She said when she first came to America she had a hard time placing her hands in her lap at mealtime because in France it was looked upon with suspicion- - she grew up being taught that it is polite to keep your hands (although not elbows or arms) on or above the table so everyone could see what you were doing with them!

[@maryjanekolesar8325]

OMG you are such a Delight! My late husband and I stayed at a hotel over Christmas and New Years in Portugal and were the only guests! That washing machine, I swear, took had a three hour cycle! No one to ask, no English instruction; it kept our clothes hostage, Lol. Great tips, especially about reservations. We're going to St Pierre et Miquelon and my husband doesn't believe we need to make dinner reservations!

[@blondeenigma3882]

Excellent advice, thank you for sharing your time in France. My son lives in Brussels, Belgium, and we take him over the counter medicines and shampoo when we go because they cost a lot more over there.

[@midlifemom5829]

Hello from Orange County California! I thoroughly enjoyed your series in your new home! I visited Europe for the first time summer 2019 and I long to visit France! I hope to rent your gorgeous home too😊!

[@julieveen1835]

Thank you so much for these videos! The time and care you put into making them was so appreciated. They were both informative and entertaining. I really enjoyed them and looked forward to the next one. Thank you!

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

I'm so glad you enjoyed them Julie! They were really fun to put together and share :)

[@delialee6320]

Thanks so much for your tips & your most pretty house in France.

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

You are so welcome! I'm so glad you've enjoyed it! :)

[@sandimcdougall2909]

In Fargo, ND, USA I shop at Aldi’s and we use a quarter to get a cart and then get it back when it’s returned. And you have to bring your own bag or you can buy theirs. Great video. Safe travels back to CA.

[@victoriaaustin2468]

These are some of the best tips I have ever heard. So many great things you cover here that no one else has ever mentioned. Love your kind and upbeat spirit and wish I could book a tour with you! I think I would have more fun and learn more from someone like you. I am going to book more French lessons even though I took my high school French classes pretty seriously and still practice reading it. I do need more intense practice speaking the language. Merci Beaucoup, Beth! Love your channel!

[@MamaDoortje30]

If you live in SoCal you should know Aldi, uses quarters as "99ct" does as well. I do agree, Europe is far ahead with recycling BUT don't think they will NOT put everything together in the end. Learning french is a good tip as you will find most french will be more hospitable. I was born and lived until my 42nd in the Netherlands and can confirm that directness ocurs all over Europe lol!! Fun vlog!

[@mars.529]

I really appreciate your tourist tips. Your KZbin channel is so brilliantly informative with a large dose of delighted charm.

[@aping6221]

Can totally relate to the eye contact while “cheers-ing”, I live in Austria and we do that too. When I first arrived here, my stepdad was downright offended that I didn’t look him in the eye… 😅😅

[@JChandler6416]

I cannot tell you how much I have enjoyed this video series this summer. Of course, as you already know, I want to know where you got your shirt haha!! More than that, though, you are such a wealth of knowledge. Your delivery is so natural, never cocky or condescending, that I feel like I'm sitting with an old friend. As a former French teacher who is now a stay at home mother, I still find myself learning things through your videos. I would love for you to continue with these French cultural videos when you return home because as I would always tell my students, learning from a native French speaker or someone who has French family or who has lived abroad, is always the best!!

[@sarahmorgan14]

This has just notified me in work!! Can’t wait to get home to watch it❤️

[@SarahTrivedi]

I'm sooo sad this series is finished! I love your french kitchen set up. But it'll be nice seeing your holiday feast menus again

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

I know me too! I'm already back home and SO missing my French kitchen. It's so much more functional than the LA kitchen ha! But yes excited for the holiday recipes which I'm working on now! :)

[@leslies4104]

Great tips for traveling to France. It's one of our favorite places to visit!

[@rutha904]

Beth, we have the same program with shopping carts in NJ, only difference is the use of a quarter which you get back with the return of said cart!! Enjoyed all your videos from France so sorry they have to end.

[@AlexWilliams-qf3rp]

That was quite in depth, I am blessed to have lived among the French, and know that you are so right, especially about their directness, let me tell you, lol...I've made some faux pas. So sorry that these uploads are ending. I enjoyed traveling with you. Well, like you said, back to the kitchen for some hopefully "French recipes?"...lol...

[@serrankare]

Thank you for these lovely videos! I love France, we felt the people were even nicer when you try to speak French. It’s just being respectful of there country.

[@xoconstance]

Beth, safe travels home. Thanks for a delightful series. Bon voyage!

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed the series! :)

[@hannaparoledelectrice1869]

Hi Beth ! Thank you so much for this summer series in France, it was absolutely lovely, I enjoyed each and every videos ! Love from France

[@truthfinder6246]

I love this! Thank you. I can't deal with waiting on the last person to arrive before a glass of wine though. Dinner table rules shouldn't apply here. But, it's France, which I love.

[@mlm281]

I enjoyed these past couple of videos so, so much. Thank you. And: Your tip one - so on point, wherever you go.

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

Ha! Isn't it the truth?! :) So glad you enjoyed!

[@maggiedelgado5742]

This series was such a pleasure. Thank you Beth for taking us along. Sad to see you leave but at the same time happy to see you back home. Blessings!

[@bernicebabe4154]

Hi Beth. So much of this applies to NZ, albeit without a French flavour. Here every township has an i-site (tourist office), we like to recognise people, the Maori and Pasifika people in particular have specific manners, we take our own bags into supermarkets, grocery stores etc etc.

[@judypasqualone5392]

I love that washer/dryer combo. I don’t think anyone has ever educated people like this on general living in France. I’ll never get there but the French language sounds a bit difficult..but if I were going there I’d learn it! Please keep going once you get home…I’ll be following you always..❤️❤️

[@dawnrowan8327]

Really wonderful advice!! Thank you 🙏 Interesting… travelling to France has just recently come up again on my radar. I’m 57 years old and last visited when I was 25… and there you appear with your videos and I’m taken in … 😉 Merci Beaucoup ☺️

[@dominicdecker]

Spot on, Beth. Thank you for reminding us that traveling is so perspective-building. You’ve clearly put your heart and soul into these videos (and this house). Thanks for taking us along.

[@nicolastraw1769]

Thank you for sharing your wonderful home & summer in France, it’s been wonderful seeing it all & such great advice & tips, I’ve really enjoyed it all so much x x

[@colleenmclachlan5503]

As always your tips are spot on! We once spent 8 hours driving from Lyon to St Remy in the South when we flew in to France from the UK on Bastille day, July 14th and that year it was also on a Saturday! We neglected to note it was a national holiday and crawled on the motorway with everyone heading south, needless to say we have never made that mistake again. Safe travels to you and your family.

[@chelopamaong6091]

I really loved this series, we have family in France too and have been going back and forth, my children now grown up were our “ translators” before having been educated in Canada. This grave me more insight and more answers that I ever dared to ask when I was in those situations you were alluding to! Thanks Beth, now I also have other regions in France to discover!

[@russcattell955i]

Yes, a little language goes a long way. Only last week we were at our favourite bistro in La Rochelle, having lunch. An elderly couple arrived (we think they were from Denmark) they had no French & were struggling with the menu. Fortunately they did speak English well. My wife translated the menu & placed their choices with the waitress. My wife rewarded herself for the good deed by ordering a "cafe gourmand".

[@NancyHanna_forwordtv]

This is such great info! I even enjoyed the kids section and I don't have any in my life right now. You have a practical approach and your advice is clear. Thanks!

[@sandyfeet9502]

The French Series are/were the BEST. Your last "episode" made so much sense that I was nodding my head with approval..the tips were EXCELLENT and totally on point!!! Thank you so much Beth, you are wonderful travel agent and a chef gastronomique!!! It is my dream and wish to visit Île de Ré and Saint-Gilles-Croix-de-Vie.

[@KarennaC]

sweet ! great information, Beth, thank you.

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

You are so welcome! So glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@PrincePrince-bt9iv]

I am from Germany but still love to watch :) Great points, especially the one with the passwords :)

[@kathysundberg4678]

Bonjour madame! Love your videos. Congrats on the house! Best of luck to you and hope all of your guests take your useful advice.

[@caroleshamsai]

Even being French from the Loire Valley, In the US since I was 13 years… really enjoyed your tips and will share this video with my non-french hubby 👍👌. Specifically on aperitif and greeting people in stores and on the street 🥰

[@ginorisbaber7084]

Enormous great travel tips to France, Beth. Thank You Very Much !

[@claudiap7106]

I have truly enjoyed your videos from France. I have learned so much! Thanks for this series of videos!

[@ilovemyfamily51]

Great information Beth thank you sooo much, love your videos they are therapeutic for me during this time.😘

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

You are so welcome! And I'm so glad they have provided a nice distraction for this strange time we are all living through :) Now on to some yummy recipes for next week! Stay tuned :)

[@imaginetraveltours]

SO funny! Great job these are the same exact things that were such a challenge when we first moved here! and one's we laugh and tell stories to our American friends/family

[@marionandrews176]

This was great! Loved all of the useful information and tips.

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

So glad they were helpful! :)

[@maryloubrown3992]

I feel like I’ve made a new friend! Thank you Beth for your wonderful tips!

[@staroliva6502]

I love France.. Great series .I will miss this...

[@sandiemerson1916]

Thank you so much. I am so enjoying your posts of your time in France and seeing your beautiful home there. We are in lockdown here in NZ so it has been so nice to see the beautiful seaside town.

[@debbiedouglass1478]

This was wonderful information Beth! Thsnk you!

[@EntertainingWithBeth]

So glad it was helpful!