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One year and one arduous home-renovation into their marriage, Ken and Bing head to the French countryside to celebrate their long-delayed honeymoon, swearing they're getting out of the home-fixing business for good. When they fall in love with the village of La Montaigne Noire, they find... read more
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“p.61 "From our earliest walks on these roads we felt a living earth, and all that grew from it, reaching to embrace us, pulling us into the very heart of La Montage Noire. Never in the U.S. had I experienced such a powerful presence around me as here. Bing felt it too. Everyday, my runs and her walks became a time of meditation, a bonding with another world we were discovering for the first time...together."”
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First Sentence edit
Throughout that first year together, we lived all over the place, but mainly on Bing's farm across the state, in Salem, whille she was trying to sell it.
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Authors & Contributors edit
- Ken McAdams (Author)
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- Dewey: 944.739
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- Books › Travel › Europe › France
- Books › Travel › Reference & Tips › Essays & Travelogues
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