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Bach, an Ancient Village on the Causse de Limogne

Posted on 18/04/2016 by nessafrance

This was a week of excursions. Yesterday, we rehearsed and sang in the biannual scratch choir concert in Puycelsi, a hilltop fortified village in the Tarn. As always, it was an inspiring event. The concerts are held in aid of the … Continue reading →

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French Regional Cuisine: L’Auberge Lou Bourdie at Bach

Posted on 04/12/2014 by nessafrance

Bach is a small village on the Causse de Limogne, in the heart of truffle country. In common with many rural French villages, it’s a quiet place nowadays. But it does have a rather good restaurant, l’Auberge Lou Bourdie.