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About me We have a house in the Languedoc where we keep most of our books. It's available for holiday rentals so people have the chance to spend their holidays in a library.

About my library Books on the Languedoc as well as the usual collections of fiction, classics, and biography that we have accumulated over the last 40 years.

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Thanks. I have not read Black Dogs, although I like McEwan and have read several books of his including Atonement, Saturday, and the Cement Garden. I will have to get hold of a copy. Since I left that comment my wife has expressed a desire to see the Italian lakes - but maybe we'll return to Languedoc another time.Good luck with the house letting!

posted by etranger at 3:55 pm (EST) on Feb 5, 2007

A house in the Languedoc, with a library? Sounds idyllic! When we visited the area in 2004 we camped near Beziers. It was a memorable holiday. We sweltered in a traffic jam near Sete, then got caught in a thunder storm at Carcassonne! The drive down from Brittany took two days but that’s what I call travelling [beats flying any time].

This summer we will be staying with a French couple in the Luberon, but perhaps I will check out your website for future reference?

PS Can I recommend Rupert Wright’s book “Notes from the Languedoc” – tagged under travel in my library.

posted by etranger at 3:35 pm (EST) on Feb 3, 2007

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