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Excès Magazine N° 178 du 6 janvier 2017
The Expat Letter by Levi So I used to live in Nice two years ago and while I was there I enjoyed Wayne’s Bar and Pompei as my frequent weekend stops. I met many people from English speaking countries at these bars but I was living in France! I wanted to met and become friends with the French people. Because of this I made a promise to myself that when I came back to

Excès Magazine N° 177 du 23 décembre 2016
THE EXPAT LETTER by Chris #3 It’s not just the expats who live here all year round, but we also have a community of part timers who fly in from time to time all year long. The other day I met a Canadian couple who has spent one night watching live music and chatting to the locals in the English bar Chez Net, 3 months previously, they had such a good time on that night

Excès Magazine N° 176 du 9 décembre 2016
THE EXPAT LETTER by Chris #2 In the 10 years since i made the epic journey from Beaulieu sur Mer, I’ve seen dozens of contractors come and go, some leaving lifetime friendships, some shady people living in our sunny place, i was glad to say adieu to. In that same ten years, I’ve seen couples meet, fall in love, get married and have children. To mention but a few, I

Excès Magazine N° 175 du 18 novembre 2016
THE EXPAT LETTER by Chris #1 The English have been visiting the riviera since way back in 1763 when novelist Tobias Smollett first visited the area during his travels through France and Italy. At the time, Nice was an Italian city, and Villefranche sur mer would have been known as Villafranca (as still seen on some of the road signs to date). More than 250 years later, we

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