Jeff and Julie Move to France (during a global pandemic)

As the Olympics draw to a close, we have a number of controversial updates for you this week. We also journeyed over to Bias to check out the Chateau of Plates.

There are so many Chateaus in France, you can actually drive by one for 4 years and not know it. Introducing Chateau de Rogé in Villeneuve Sur Lot. This week, we finally took a look.

Like it or not, the Olympics are here, and we have a bunch of updates to get to. We also took in some very cool sites in and around Nerac in SW France.

We are a week away from the opening ceremonies of the Paris games, so there are plenty of Olympic updates on this week's chapter. We also made it back out to Pujols to take in their Marché Gourmand, and it was a blast.

France is a busy place to be right now. EuroCup, Tour de France and the Olympics are all in the news. We will have updates on all three. We also, sort of, visited the Penne D'Agenais Festival of Light.

It's been a week of fails, including our attempted Adventure.

There's more on that. And, we have a number of Olympic updates to tackle as the opening ceremonies near.

Our first true day of Summer got us out of the house and off to a local Lavender farm for this week's adventure. The summer sales are here. And the Paris Olympics are now less than a month away.

We put on a lot of miles this past week. From a couple of nights in beautiful Bordeaux and St. Emilion, to a quick trip to Toulouse. The French also have a mechanism which allows you to sell your house while continuing to live in it. And, there are a couple of Olympic updates to get to.

From the tip of the Archachon basin at Cap Ferret, to Les Arques and finally Domme. We've traveled around a lot this past week. We also touch on the Euro elections and Macron's reaction, and wrap it up with the most bizarre Olympic update of them all.

This week's intended destination of Toulouse was abruptly cancelled at the last minute, so we changed gears and headed down the road to beautiful Cahors, to see the spectacular St. Etienne Cathedral.