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Southern France Sojourn Ebook

by Bruce Rosenstiel

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About the Ebook
Allons-y! Take a photographic journey through the beautiful Garonne, Dordogne, and Lot River valleys of southwestern France. Explore monumental cities and charming medieval villages; wander lively markets and cruise picturesque waterways; descend into spectacular ancient caverns; visit richly historic churches, chateaux, and manor homes; linger over coffee or while away the afternoon with a picnic and good friends.

Highlights: Pilgrimage destinations of Toulouse, Moissac, Albi & Rocamadour, medieval market towns of Cahors, Souillac & Sarlat, historic chateaux and picturesque villages of Castelnaud, Beynac, La Roque-Gageac & Saint Cirq Lapopie, prehistoric caverns and cave paintings of Pech Merle & the Gouffre de Padirac

Bon voyage!
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Travel
  • Version Fixed-layout ebook, 208 pgs
  • Publish Date: Oct 16, 2017
  • Last Edit Oct 30, 2017
  • Language English
  • Keywords Travel, Dordogne, France, Garonne, Lot River, Toulouse, Moissac, Albi, Rocamadour, Cahors, Souillac, Sarlat, Castelnaud, Beynac, La Roque-Gageac, Saint Cirq Lapopie, Gouffre de Padirac
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About the Creator
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Bruce Rosenstiel
Grapevine, TX, USA

Bruce Rosenstiel was drawn to photography by his fascination with wildlife and world cultures. He enjoys photographing all manner of flora and fauna to reveal the extraordinary, and often unseen, diversity and beauty of nature. Likewise, Bruce’s cultural portraits seek to make the foreign accessible by diffusing barriers of difference, creating a visual language of images that focuses on themes of universal human experience: work, play, worship, sorrow, joy. Bruce’s Small World is dedicated to fostering environmental stewardship and cross-cultural understanding, by highlighting the bonds and behaviors between species and across communities, communicating through images when there is no shared spoken language.

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