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Living where I do, it is impossible to not be surrounded by green. Yes, the vineyards are resplendent with other colors but we have plenty of pine and other trees, plants, and shrubs.
😊 in which region does your sister-in-law live? Don’t forget, such an amount of green means lots of rain. But, here’s quite close to the amount in the image
Might be right for your sister-in-law. But the département is definitely nearer to Switzerland than Brittany , Normandy, or the Mediterranean Coast. That’s what I was referring to.
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Living where I do, it is impossible to not be surrounded by green. Yes, the vineyards are resplendent with other colors but we have plenty of pine and other trees, plants, and shrubs.
I‘m also not in a big town. We‘ve about 25,000 citizens and borders north to an agricultural area.
We are à village of 700. It’s à bit of à change from California”s major cities and NYC, and I adore it.
I believe that unchecked😊
Not that sort or amount of green here but I definitely see it when I visit my s-i-l in France.
😊 in which region does your sister-in-law live? Don’t forget, such an amount of green means lots of rain. But, here’s quite close to the amount in the image
They live in the Franche-Comté. And they do get plenty rain. 😉
Ah, ok, West-Alpes. Right next to Switzerland. I’ve never been in that region. 🙁
They’re still some distance from Switzerland and about the same distance from Germany.
Might be right for your sister-in-law. But the département is definitely nearer to Switzerland than Brittany , Normandy, or the Mediterranean Coast. That’s what I was referring to.
Definitely true. 😊
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