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Tuesday, 19 June 2007 |
Scheduled to open this month is what its proprietor, former
equestrian Bernadette Brune, modestly claims is a top-class
horse facility whose equal “will not be found anywhere within
the Genoa-Perpignan-Paris triangle”.
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Tuesday, 19 June 2007 |
The ‘Save Our Soles’ campaign to preserve the British-run fish
restaurant La Table de Mareyeur at Port-Grimaud, reported last
month, is gathering momentum. The petition to maintain the
long-standing right to use the waterfront terrace has already
passed the 500-signature mark.
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Tuesday, 19 June 2007 |
Princes guard their privacy and it is not to be expected that
Prince Albert will open every corner of his palace to the
inquisitive.
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Tuesday, 19 June 2007 |
Now the world seems to have been almost fully explored, it is a
considerable achievement to be listed in the ‘Guinness Book of
Records’ as “the world’s greatest living explorer”. But few would
quarrel with this description of Sir Ranulph Twistelton-Wykeham
Fiennes, the speaker at this month’s Celebrity Lunch.
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Tuesday, 19 June 2007 |
The day before the buying, selling, viewing frenzy starts,
journalists and press photographers queue from early
morning in the well-appointed ground floor of the festival Palais
to collect their ID badges. The badges on coloured ribbon are
slung around the neck and for the entire festival never leave your
person except possibly for private ablutions.
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