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Newsletter May 2008
It’s a Tartiflette géante made by a company called Tarti-Fête. That’s a play on words as Tartiflette and Tarti-Fête sound alike, Fête means party in French. The main ingredients were, 90 kilos of potatoes and 110 Reblochon cheeses.

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fun tourist stuff for an 8 year old and 2 year old in Paris

Tours Airport
This is the unofficial travel guide for the Tours Airport. With information on airport access, flights, hotels, car hire...

Vaux-en-Pre
The village church of Vaux-en-Pré - Notre-Dame is Romanesque. Meaning it was built between the 10th and 12th centuries. In the case of Notre-Dame building started in the middle of the 11th century.

Paris Real Estate Market 2007
In a press conference on 1st April 2008, the Paris Notary Chamber published its market report for 2007 and once again presented strong numbers. The official average price per square meter for unoccupied old apartments in Paris rose by 2.7% between the 3rd and 4th quarter 2007 and by an impressing 10.5% in comparison with the 4th quarter 2006.

Sightseeing Tours France
Here is a list select of sightseeing tours in France.

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