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It's the St. Céré Autumn Fête this Sunday,
25th October. Look out for hot roast chestnuts, scrummy, fresh pressed
apple juice and a troupe of traditional folk dancers to wonder at!
Place de la République.
Or rather some of the contents of those bulging
greniers. Yes, it is the annual Cornac Vide-Grenier on Sunday
25th October. Get there early enough to grab some bargains, but
not too early that you cannot enjoy a refreshing beer at the buvette!.
Then, suitably refreshed, head for the St. Céré Autumn Féte. See
above.
click this link
for details of other forthcoming events in St. Céré
area and around
Place du Mercardial, St. Céré
St Céré, is in the beautiful Dordogne river valley
region of the Lot (département 46), Midi-Pyrénées,
South West France.
Lot is deep in the heart of France, with the départements
of Dordogne to the West, Corrèze to the North, Aveyron and Cantal
to the South and East respectively.
To
view maps of where in France to find St. Céré - please
click this link
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The onward march of new builds in and around St. Céré
seems not to have diminished, in spite of the fact that France is
still in recession. Above is the start of a new urbanisation right
on the edge of town, on the Leyme Road.
Where is everyone coming from? Where do they work? We tackled builders
merchants, Chausson, as we reasoned that if anyone knew - they would.
"Who are these incomers to St. Céré - where are
they coming from?", we asked. "From everywhere",
was the reply. "But what do they do? Where do they work?".
The reply was a shrug!
We will be meeting on Friday 6th November at the Café
Voyageurs, as usual, to put the world to rights and for a drink
or three. If you are out and about...
join us.
In this section we provide links to current local
and national news items, which may well affect you if you either
live near St. Céré or, as expats anywhere in
France.
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over it. Then just click on a brief news item link that is of interest,
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Rocamadour near St. Céré. As the 2nd most visited place
in France, this ancient village on the pilgrim route to Compostella
is, well, worth a visit!
St Céré is surrounded by countryside of great beauty,
liberally sprinkled with historic sites and villages.
There are no less than five of the officially designated Plus Beaux
Villages de France (the most beautiful villages in France) within
20 minutes drive of St. Céré
Click this link to view photos and
information of some of the great places to visit near St. Céré
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music bar, Au Passé Simple in Rue de la République
and at the Café 5Cere, Hotel Touring, Place de la République.
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