The South of France is a fantastic place for bikers. As a passenger behind my partner on his BMW GS1200, we can go anywhere, and do anything! In Nice, for example, the town itself often gets busy, especially in the summer when it is congested with traffic. The bike is used as a scooter making …more
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Author: Sarah Hague
Motorbiking and Exploring the South of France
November 27, 2013 | Category: Retirement locations, Travel | 2 Comments
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Background:
Sarah was born near London and has a degree in Arabic & Islamic Studies from Exeter University and a Masters in European Business Administration from the University of the West of England, Bristol.
She arrived in France in 1989 on a romantic adventure and ended up staying there. After a short stop in damp and chilly Clermont-Ferrand, she headed south to the warm, sunnier climes of Montpellier where she cut her teeth as a teacher trying to instil the English language into often reluctant adults. In 1995 she was bored with teaching for peanuts so gave up and got a job in Admin at an American biological control lab.
Sarah enjoys writing and is a frequent blogger. She started writing educational resources for children with Bongo LLP in 2009, starting with the Royal Albert Hall's 'Showtime', the Teenage Cancer Trust, and Webplay, and has written two books for children. She's lived in Cairo and Dallas, Texas but prefers to stay put now in the south of France with her two boys and cat, and where she enjoys risking life and limb motor-biking as a passenger around the beautiful countryside of the region and beyond.
She is a regular contributor to the magazine BBBMidi about living in Languedoc-Roussillon.
Check out Sarah's website
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Author: Sarah Hague posts: 1 Author's bio
XSarah Hague
Background:Sarah was born near London and has a degree in Arabic & Islamic Studies from Exeter University and a Masters in European Business Administration from the University of the West of England, Bristol.
She arrived in France in 1989 on a romantic adventure and ended up staying there. After a short stop in damp and chilly Clermont-Ferrand, she headed south to the warm, sunnier climes of Montpellier where she cut her teeth as a teacher trying to instil the English language into often reluctant adults. In 1995 she was bored with teaching for peanuts so gave up and got a job in Admin at an American biological control lab.
Sarah enjoys writing and is a frequent blogger. She started writing educational resources for children with Bongo LLP in 2009, starting with the Royal Albert Hall's 'Showtime', the Teenage Cancer Trust, and Webplay, and has written two books for children. She's lived in Cairo and Dallas, Texas but prefers to stay put now in the south of France with her two boys and cat, and where she enjoys risking life and limb motor-biking as a passenger around the beautiful countryside of the region and beyond.
She is a regular contributor to the magazine BBBMidi about living in Languedoc-Roussillon.
Check out Sarah's website
Posts by the author (1)
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