Preparing your vehicle & the essential winter survival kit
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This winter Limousin has benefitted from some exceptionally mild weather but it is still only January so let us not be lulled in to a false sense of security....
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Tracking the Limousin Hunters
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La Chasse which I think roughly translates into the hunt or the chase, is for a lot of the ordinary French people a very important occasion not only do the locals get to play Rambo and dress up in hunting gear, blow bugles and run through the woods with loaded guns, but they get back to their primeval origins of the hunter gatherer and put fresh food on the table.
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Beating Back Problems with Tina Hall
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Have you ever wondered why your back is hurting and what exactly brought on the pain in the first place! Well, more often than not it is an accumulation of several factors which, when combined over a period of time, can cause you a great deal of pain and immobility.
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A witty and honest account of life in Limousin ..The Shed
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Following a series of ‘life events’, author Karl Webster finds himself starting a new life in Limousin. His witty and honest account of life in Limousin on a limited/ nonexistent budget in a renovation project, will strike a chord with many and is a must read for anyone planning to do the same. Over the last few months, Karl has made friends, adopted a couple of kittens and found love! In this month’s bulletin we learn about his shed!
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Family fun and fine food....plus much more!

This small family run bar located in Droux in Haute Vienne is going from strength to strength after a busy summer 2010 for Sue and Julian, Sunday lunches, curry nights and live music are all on the menu this winter...........
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A new Limousin business looking to recruit..
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French born Janick Dougnac,is a fluent English speaker having attended university in the North East of England.
Janick has now returned to her native land, choosing to make her home in the Limousin capitol of Limoges where she has spent the last 12 months setting up a new company
Naturallys.
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Supporting English people living in France with cancer
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CSF is a network of independent affiliated associations that have developed in recognition of the needs of English-speaking people affected by cancer.
Each association organises itself according to the needs of its own area. They are supported by an ‘umbrella’ association...
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The best way to give your garden the midas touch
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As autumn approaches the rolling green landscape of Limousin slowly turns a burning array of reds, golds and ambers.
Darren Edwards a professional tree surgeon from Coussac Bonneval in Haute Vienne gives us tips and guidance to help us get the most from the splendour of the autumn foilage..
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Ayurvedic massages, guaranteed to sooth aches, improve circulation and boost your energies
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Alison Delasalle, Merseyside-born, arrived in the Limousin in 1990 and never left ! Many professional activities later she found her real vocation – helping you get your health back or more importantly preserve it Alison is a professional massage therapist, offering a range of treatments, right here in Limousin designed to help with a variety of ailments as well as combating stress and offering a wonderful feeling of wellbeing and calm.
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A witty and honest account of life in Limousin from Karl Webster
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Following a series of ‘life events’, author Karl Webster finds himself starting a new life in Limousin.
His witty and honest account of life in Limousin on a limited/ nonexistent budget in a renovation project, will strike a chord with many and is a must read for anyone planning to do the same!
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How to create the perfect little gite!
Well, it's been a while since we updated our story, so we thought you may like to know what we've up to since December 2007.2008 and 2009 flew past in the blink of an eye with few changes other than giving our chickens away. Not "for the pot" you understand, it was just that our three cocks decided that it was a great idea to have a who can crow the loudest contest, "nothing wrong with that" I hear you say......but....
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Back problems, sports injuries, pilates, excercise and wellbeing....
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Thousands of people suffer from back and joint problems. Here in Limousin many of us are undertaking renovation projects or just carrying out exhausting gardening activities then find our bodies begin to feel the strain. So whether you have a sports injury, gardening injury, general fatigue or would just like a truly rejuvenating treatment, make a note of this name!
...TINA HALL (M.S.F J.M M.E M.A.B.Phys.)
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The Hidden Treasures of Old Houses
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The house that found us and we now call home is at the edge of the peaceful village of Cluptat, nestling in the middle of nowhere, and is deep In the wooded and verdant Creuse in the beautiful department of the Limousin. To look at; the house is just like the other 24 houses and barns that sleepily pass their warm sunny days with total peace and serenity, just watching, listening, and waiting.
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Renovation, integration , business start up & putting Tulle on the map!
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In the Spring of 2003, the family Black launched their search for a new life in France. Scouring departments on all corners of the compass and in between, they passed through a little known, but very beautiful and unspoilt department called Corrèze. Now after having restored one of the most prestigious properties in Tulle to its former glory, they are the proud owners of the Manoir XV Domaine de Peyrafort the first Maison d’hôtes in Tulle. Frances and Ian have also become an important part of the community, playing a key role in the promotion of their area.
Frances and Ian Black tell us their story...
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So my day started with the mandatory cup of tea, followed by two waking up coffees, the sun shone through the open French windows, and bird song filled the house, it is just so wonderful to wake up to the peace and tranquility that surrounds us here in our village of Cluptat. And because there is no industry, there is no traffic or noise, there’s no rush hour or hoards of babbling people, the most disturbing thing you’ll hear during the day will be a tractor ...
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Four years down the line Terry is totally hooked on Creuse
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I a woke early today, and as I waited for the kettle to boil and the toast to burn as it usually does, I popped out into the garden to see what was new. It was a beautiful late April spring morning, the sun shone casting long sharp shadows across the lawn, the dewdrops clinging to the grass reflected back like jewels and the pink Lilac shone out like a beacon....
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All about the weather and how it may affect your house purchase

It is often said that the weather in Limousin is wet, that it rains constantly and the sun is a rare sight, however, those of us who are lucky enough to live here know that this is definitely not the case. Each department of Limousin experiences different weather....
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Amanda Kiff is ready to help your Limousin business grow
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Since its inception The Franco British chamber of commerce in Brive has gone from strength to strength helping hundreds of businesses along the way. FBCCI is now providing ongoing help, support and networking opportunities for hundreds of local businesses and is proving to be an invaluable resource to many in what are undoubtedly difficult economic times.
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Five Years in and Going from Strength to Strength
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We hear of many people returning to the Uk, but here we hear about is just one of the Limousin business that is going from strength to strength. Limousin residents Paul and Joanne Rands moved to France with their two young children five years ago where they established their successful construction company, La Noneix Construction and Property Services. At a time when many businesses are finding it tough, La Noneix tell us their story
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Get the right advice and cover for you and your family

Healthcare is perhaps one of the biggest concerns and oft discussed topics for those living in or moving to the Limousin. As an EU citizen once affiliated in to the French system you will be treated on the same basis as a French national
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‘A Taste of Home and Suitable for Vegetarians!.
Chez Adies- Food, fun, entertainment, live music, in Limousin
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There are hundreds of restaurants throughout Limousin offering great value 3 course lunches at reasonable prices, but sometimes all you really fancy is a nice home cooked roast lunch or why not try an authentic Indian meal with live music for a great night out.

Living here, in rural France, I have learned to follow the seasons. Here they are very marked by the temperature, the rainfall - or snow -, the food available, and and generally the activities one can practise.
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How to become an autoentrepreneur

If you are moving to Limousin before you have reached retirement age earning a living can be one of the most daunting aspects.In the past it has been difficult to set up a new business with high social charges and a fairly complex bureaucratic system to navigate.In January 2009 a new scheme was introduced making new business start up extremely straightforward.
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Natalie Hodencq's often frustrating experience of applying for nationality

Have you ever though that changing to French nationality would simplify life in France, well you might want to read this first! A new life in Limousin highlighted, name and marriage complications. The addition to the family of a new baby boy ultimately led Natalie Hodencq to apply for French nationality.
Find out about her ongoing battles with beaurocracy..........
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More from Tony Scott on his life in France...

Unbelievably, it is over 2 years since I last updated our story so far. This should give the reader an idea of just how fast time can pass here in France......
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Weather presenter for France 3 Television

As a nation the British have a reputation for being obsessed with the weather. I wondered if the French were the same. Delphine Roux from France 3 helped me find out....
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Look no further- UK Furniture in France
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Furnishing your Limousin home can be something of a challenge as it is not easy in the rural idyll that is Limousin to find classic and contemporary designs of good quality and at the right price. It was as a result of this obvious gap in the market that Brian Muir founded founded in 2000, Furniture For France, now in its 11th year of supplying high quality UK made furniture and sofas direct to your property in France.
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The growth of Gary Automobiles
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Over the last few weeks we have been looking at successful French business set up by English expats. Gary automobiles are a company specialising in supplying quality new and pre-owned French registered vehicles. Gary and his wife, who is a French national, made the decision to move to France in 2000 ...
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A vital form of communication and information in Limousin
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When it comes to accessing the internet in France there are many ways of doing so and there are many different providers, they all offer roughly the same service for usually around the same cost but don’t be afraid to browse their websites to look for offers and find the best deal to suit your needs. We also have some top tipis on kepping your pc fit and healthy...
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Vive la Creuse!
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Seven years after moving to the Creuse Mark and Trudy Wain from
Limousin property care tell us why they believe they have been so succesful in building a new life in Limousin. "Having spent most of our adult lives living in the South East of England and working in London, we felt that it was time for change; a change of pace and a change of lifestyle. It took us two years in the planning, but in May 2004 we left the UK behind us and set up home in the Creuse..."
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Could you run a your own Gite or B & B business ?

Many people dream of selling up and starting a new life in Limousin - earning their living running a little Gîte or Chambres d’Hôte. But, is it still possible to run a gite business in the Limousin either full time or as an income top up venture ?
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Living in Harmony with Limousin's Wildlife
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One of the many reasons given for moving to Limousin is the beautiful coutryside and abundant wildlife. Long term Limousin resident (over 50 years)Kathleen Fourches shares some tips on living peacefully alongside the Limousin wildlife.
So what do you do when you find an owl in the bathroom?..........
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How to become a fully registered Chasseur

Chris, and his wife Joanne, bought their house in Limousin back in 2005, making the permanent move in April 2009 when they opened their house as a Chambres et Table d’hôte. A keen hunter, Chris set out to get his licence, having been given much conflicting advice when he started his research he has now provided us with a definitive guide to help anyone else interested in becoming a chasseur.
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Top tips on removing unwanted guests from Les 3 Killers
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Most of us have opted for a rural life in Limousin. The chance to be closer to nature is a big draw but there are also several creatures who given the half the chance love to take up residence in our homes whether we invite them or not! The aptly named Les 3 Killers pest control business tell us more about the Limousin creatures that can become a nuisance.
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Finding out which Limousin Banks offer the best rates
The consumer organisation, L'UFC-Que choisir has just carried out an investigation in to the banking practices and charges of the banks of Limousin.
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After 50 years in France I find a lot has changed!
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My French has been constantly enriched since I came here, and as I read mainly works in French, I am really aware of the changes in present day language. I also feel furious when the evolution of this language appears to bring about a certain impoverishment – if that is the English word that applies. And that is where I need your help!
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From Pet's Patter to Needs and Wants!
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You may think it is tough to pick up a new language. Our Limousin language expert looks at the language problems faced by our pets! Also this month, and on a more serious note, Kathleen Forches tackles a question posed on our forum " Devoir vs Falloir "....
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Animal sayings and phrases

Long Term Limousin resident and regular French Entrée Limousin contributor Kathleen Fourches shares language tips,hints and phrase. some are peculiar to the region some are just general quirks of the language. Even if you only manage to remember a few you are bound to impress your French friends and neighbours with your new found language skills!
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The Village, the Area, and the People

We decided very early during our renovation, that time would not be an issue, our renovation had to be enjoyable and not just all about work. .......
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Setting up a Limousin cycling business -Dalles and Digging
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Like many of us Sam Parry and her family fell in love with The Limousin on holiday and decided to make it their home. They are currently renovating and plan to set up a cycling holiday business once the work is completed. They are keeping a diary of progress.
As Tim and James were making their way through slating the barn roof, our French Contractor Remy arrived to start the dalle (foundations and concrete platform) for the extension that would link the barn with our house..
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Terry Ferdinand's summer trip to Limousin 2010 - Day 1
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Six o clock dawned and I made tea, washed and dressed and brushed my teeth, roused Catherine and Ada and proceeded to pack the car whilst drinking the tea of course. Catherine doesn’t understand the phrase don’t pack too much ..........
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A day at the seaside
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Well this is day 4 and I seemed to have lost a couple of days since arriving here in France, mainly due to travelling, staying in hotels and most definitely waiting for the phone calls about my broken down car.
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Bourganeuf Brocante
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Bourganeuf I was told was having a very large Brocante, which is a giant car boot sale so after lunch we decided to pay a visit and see if there were any bargains to be had I don’t know why, but we all love rummaging through other peoples rubbish and throw outs..
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The world of wood cutters

After a busy day yesterday, today was going to be a pottering around day, doing some of the little jobs and finishing off some of the other outstanding work, or at least that was the theory. Im a person that’s easily distracted when I want to be, and today I wanted to be, so hearing voices outside and the noise of a tractor, my natural curiosity took over
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Problems and Patios
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Sunday is allegedly a day of rest, well not for me, I started the morning in the usual way with a cup of tea and a croissant followed by 2 strong waking me up cups of coffee ..
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Reaping the Rewards of the Renovations
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We have had or little cottage somewhere around four years now and it is somewhere near being finished, lots of little niggling things still to do, but in the main very livable..
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St Leonard de Noblat revisited
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Is it a year already since last we visited the ancient and medieval town of St Leonard, I guess it is, and I remember it being a tremendously hot day, with temperatures up in the mid 90f. This year it was a lot cooler ...
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A day out in Corrèze
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Thursday morning brought a pleasant change in the weather it suddenly became warm and bright with lots of welcome sunshine, so the tools were downed and we hurriedly without thought or planning, jumped into the car and headed south towards the ancient town of TULLE..
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Looking at Everday Limousin Life

We are delighted to introduce our regular new blog spot from Mark and Debbie Lobb. The couple recently moved to Limousin and will be keeping us up to date on the trials and tribulations of their new life. If you have already taken the plunge and moved to France some of what you read below may ring a few bells. If you are thinking of moving here I hope it’ll give you an insight of what can go on!..........
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It started with a fish!

Martin Williams and his soon to be wife Sue have recently bought a property and are currently planning their big move. So many things to do and so many things to think about! Martin and Sue are keeping a diary of the events around the purchase of their new home and their eventual move to France. For those who have already been through the process it is sure to evoke memories and for those still at the planning stage it is a little taste of what is yet to come!
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A life changing illness, brought a new career for Debbie Waller
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Debbie Waller's life in Limousin has changed radically since she came here in 2006. Shortly after arriving Deborah was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis making it impossible for her to do many of the activities she had planned. Debbie's life has since taken a new direction and she is now a published author. Here is her story............
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Setting up a family business in Limousin

Anne Passmore and her husband Philip have been spending their holidays with sister Jackie here in Limousin since they moved here. On each visit they found it harder and harder to leave the Limousin behind and return to the U.K.
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Growing your own Limousin Produce
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Over the last year or so, we have been asked all sorts of questions regarding what vegetables to grow and how to go about growing vegetables here here in the Limousin. Without doubt, growing vegetables to a high standard year in and year out is a skill in its own right.
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Growing your own Limousin Produce Part 2
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This time we concentrate on the climate. Depending upon your climate (and you will be surprised what a short drive and a decent of 100 meters can do to growing of vegetables), you may have very short cool springs and very long, hot, dry summers in which case, cool-season for you may mean October.
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The start of the year from our resident gardening expert

A happy new year to one and all and WOW, seems like just yesterday that the whole world was on tender hooks waiting to see what the Y2K bug was going to do. The noughties are over and done with and as with every year for the gardener,
‘Hey get moving there’s lots to be done‘.
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This month ideas on how to get the kids involved.

Finally January has been and gone. Jack Frost has nipped and did he nip! The weather has rivalled Moscow, though thankfully, only at times. Only February to go and then hopefully, a return to the milder Limousin climate that we all enjoy.
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Printemps ou Spring Time

Printemps or Spring time?
Whatever your preference there is no mistake that for the Limousin gardener, we are about to embark on the busiest time of the year.
As we know springtime is the key time for defining how we want our garden to be over the coming and future years....
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Printemps ou Spring Time

More top tips from Mark at Oak Garden Services. The clocks have gone forward and the garden is coming alive. Plenty to be done in April including lawn care and a good clean up..........
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The marvelous month of May
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Arguably the most important month in spring time. May the month when you can plant virtually anything. If you have been held off on earlier planting due to cool weather and the threat of late frost, now is the time to catch up.
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Limousin Tree Surgeon on the imminent arrival of spring

Professional tree surgeon Darren Edwards is understandbly a busy man at the moment following the damage the recent storms caused to the Limousin's trees. Darren tells us early intervention could have saved a lot of damage...
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Summer gardening tips

In roughly 3 weeks time summer will be officially with us and hopefully the results of our efforts will begin to bear fruit, literally. If you haven’t already, cover your fruit trees and vines with plastic netting to protect ripening fruit from the birds..
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Coping with the heat and the wildlife...

Summertime and the living is easy………. Or so the song would have us believe. All the Indications so far this year and future predictions, are for a return to the traditional French summer which equates to a very warm July and August, anyone remember August 03?
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August Time to BBQ or plan for next year?

So why has a garden article about August have a lot of advice about September………. Confused?
Here’s the answer:
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September, La rentrée, la chasse et le jardin

This month Mark from Oak Gardening services takes a look at all the activities that are part of life in the Limousin countryside in September. Mark also gives us his usual selection of top tips and advice for your Limousin garden...
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How to cope with the Indian summer

This month Mark from Oak Gardening services ponders the effect of an Indian summer on the Limousin garden as well as giving advice on preparing your garden for the cold months to come.
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Jack Frost has finally arrived in Limousin..........

October has been and gone and with it has come the weather that we can normally expect for the region at this time of year. The early frost’s have arrived and seen off most of the unprotected annuals and nature seems to have returned to normal or, has it?
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With December’s entrance the gardener is left with a number of choices..............

December a peaceful cordial time for the gardener to relax and reflect! Don’t you believe it, as it could leave you with too much humbug and not enough punch? The easy choice is to put your feet up and relax, why not it’s been a long hot year!
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A Correze resident tells of his neighbours answer to this perennial problem

There is not a gardener in France who who has not been driven to distraction by moles. These little critters spend their lives creating chaos among the chrysanthemums and carnage in the carnations. Here one Correze resident tells us of his, and his neighbour's attempts at eradication.
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Complete guide to your garden tools and equipment
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One of the most common topics for questions received Oak garden services are, garden machinery and tools. Mark guides us through the myriad of options.....First and foremost look around, tractors, trailers, vegetable plots, log wagons and machinery dealers on nearly every corner, virtually everywhere. And that is what the Limousin is, part of France's heartland of agriculture. You very quickly find out here, that the flex for your flymo is really not long enough to reach the end of your garden, you resign yourself to the fact that you need a new mower, but which one, a lawnmower is a lawnmower, right ?
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Complete guide to getting the kids into the good life in Limousin
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One of the many reasons cited by families moving to Limousin is for a better life for the children. Well what could be better than getting them involved in the good life from day one....
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Tree Surgery in Limousin
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Limousin is home to endless acres of trees and woodlands. Hundreds of people are employed in the forestry industry maintaining, thinning and harvesting the Limousin woods. We talked to one Limousin tree surgeon to find out more about working with woodlands.
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The French have more than their fair share of scandals!

Great Britain is currently going through one of the most unpredictable elections for many years. As a result there has been much discussion here in France about British politics amongst the ex pat community, but how much do we know about the turmoil in the French political world. Kathleen Fourches shares her thoughts..........
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Some of the complexities of the French system unveiled

Local elections have just been held throughout Limousin. Kathleen Fourches, who has lived and voted in France for nearly 50 years, guides us through the far from simple French voting system..............
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The Forthcoming Regional Elections

On 14 and 21 March 2010 there will be the elections of the 26 Regional Councils (Conseils Régionaux) of France. The Conseil Régional of Limousin which meets in Limoges, covers three Départements; Haute Vienne, Corrèze, and Creuse..............
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Meet the editor of this extremely popular English language paper

Creuse news is an English language newspaper dedicated to the breathtaking Limousin department of Creuse. The paper provides news, events, comment and analysis on all things Creuse. Creuse News have recently launched a new website, so we thought it would be the ideal time to find out more about the paper and its editor Julia Dunbar.
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Sean Whelan shares his thoughts on Limousin life
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French entrée-Limousin receives around 13,000 unique visitors each month. Predominantly from the UK and France, but we also from all over the English speaking world. So we thought it would be interesting to find out what a young Australian currently travelling through Europe thinks of the Limousin. Sean Whelan is a 19 year old civil engineering student....
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Regular contributor D. M. Thomas tells us about his new book
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Our regular contributor David M Thomas has provided us with some fascinating and moving pieces on the tragedy of Oradour sur Glane and the resistance movement in general. David’s latest book has recently been published and we did not feel we could let the event pass unnoticed. David has lived in Limousin now for around 12 years and is sufficiently fluent in the French language that it is the language he chose for his latest book
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A Limousin breeder gives us the lowdown
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Sally Schofield has been showing and breeding Golden Retrievers for many years in the UK. Now firmly settled in Limousin she gives us a whole host of useful information on breeding, showing and bringing your dogs to Limousin.....
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How can they help you?

The Franco British chamber of commerce was originally founded in 1873 and since then has been working to promote and assist British businesses here in France.
In April this year a branch of the organisation was opened in Limousin, offering a great opportunity for British businesses operating in Limousin to take advantage of the many services they have to offer
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An English tourist brochure provides an account of the Nazi Atrocities in Tulle.
On 8th June 2005 a tourist brochure in English entitled “The Martyrs of Tulle” was published. The author, Alan Shillaker, is currently the Hon. Secretary of the Bury-Tulle Twinning ...
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Fancy Trekking with Llamas and Alpacas in Creuse?

It all started as a ploy to convince her son that a move to the Limousin would be great fun... Stephanie Dagg tells us how her love of Llamas has grown in to a family business....
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A great new Limousin band with an English heart

Here at French Entrée Limousin we heard about a great band who are proving popular on the Limousin circuit led by British born Stu Luckley, we decided to find out more...
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Pre-war Years (cont.)

Part II of the fascinating account of the history of the family of Maurice Fourches, giving us an insight in to Limousin life in days gone by.....
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Pre-war Years

Maurice Fourches was born in 1930 in Tulle Corrèze. Monsieur Fourches carried out his higher education at the Faculty of Science at Clemont Ferrand. Maurice's military service was spent ...
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Thoughts on modern Britain after 50 years living in Limousin

Many move to the Limousin and find the way in which the locals conduct their affairs quaint and at times frustating. Kathleen Fourches moved to Limousin from Britain around 50 years ago. She has recently taken a trip back to the U.K. As well as the many obvious changes that have taken place in that time she has some observations on our national psyche............
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Find out more about the work of the regional council in Limousin and the help it provides to industry and business.
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Our experience, I have to say, is based on the various rules and regulations pertaining to Dept 87, they may well be slightly different where you are.
Currently the authorities are looking out for Brits and others working on "the black", so I think you would be well advised to check these rules with your local Chambre de Commerce ...
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Doug & Denise provide an update for FrenchEntrée-Limousin

When we discovered the burned out ruin of Chez Jallot in February 2003, we never imagined what a change it would make to our lives. Both of us were complete novices at DIY, but for some incomprehensible reason we decided ‘we can do this’.
If we had sat down and thought through the difficulties of a project like Chez Jallot, we would probably never taken it on...
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How easy it is to forget, or even not to know, that at one time major parts of France were ruled by the same kings and queens as England. The kingdom stretched from England across Normandy, Aquitaine, Limousin and to Gascony. However it is in the Limousin that one hears much more about King Richard 1, as he was killed after a successful siege of the château in Châlus to the south west of Limoges. This happened in 1199, after a reign of but 10 years and of those Richard spent ...
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Kathleen Fourches shares her experiences of Corrèze

I have lived in France for forty-five years, ever since I married a Corrézien in 1959, most of the time in 1959, most of the time in Limousin, the rest in different regions of Auvergne. I arrived before we British had adopted central heating, before all the French had telephones, before there were any supermarkets ...
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Limousin Gallery
Scenes from the Limousin