Tag: equestrian

The Green Traveler: The Camargue, a View from the Saddle

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Exit Provence's lavender charms and enter its cowboy country, horseback riding in the sparsely populated marshland called the Camargue. By Laurence Bry.

Bonjour Y’All, It’s Equiblues: A Remote French Town Gets Into the Rodeo Spirit

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On a typical day nothing about the remote town of Saint-Agrève (pop. 2,600) would allow the rare visitor to imagine that its inhabitants have the slightest interest in Americana. But come mid-August Equiblues transforms this town in to the rodeo capital of France.

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