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#21 Post by Lori »

MAD87 wrote: Sat Jul 30, 2022 8:05 am Perhaps widen your area of research?
We are also looking in the Drôme provençale, the Gard and the southern Ardèche, but we don't know those departments quite as well as we know the Vaucluse. Was considering the Aude or the Herault, but we don't know them well either.

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#22 Post by Blaze »

@Lori The Aude is beautiful, a department with one of the smallest populations in France. Hot in summer and windy in the winter, much like many departments in the south ! It has an interesting history, particularly of the Cathars ...
The Hérault has some stunning scenery too - both departments are well worth a visit !

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Blaze wrote: Sat Jul 30, 2022 9:51 am @Lori The Aude is beautiful, a department with one of the smallest populations in France. Hot in summer and windy in the winter, much like many departments in the south ! It has an interesting history, particularly of the Cathars ...
The Hérault has some stunning scenery too - both departments are well worth a visit !
Thank you. We do plan to visit. This is supposed to be our last house purchase, so we really need to know what we're doing. Buying in a department you have only visited - to us - is quite a risk. Also, most of what we've seen recently (online) in the Aude is not really much less than what we're seeing around here.

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