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The Sunday Times Travel:
... have been reading the Sunday Times Travel magazine for a few months now and thought I would share my views on this brilliant travel magazine as it really is quite good! I first bought it because I was already buying Conde Nast and saw this and thought I ll see if it s as good - unfortunately for me it is, which means I end up spending an awful lot of money on all my travel magazines now! However I do think it is wo... Read the full review: The whole world in one glossy magazine! by frankie1984 |
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Living France Magazine / Newspaper / Monthly magazine devoted to France and all things French. Your guide to buying a house or property in France, moving to France and living in France. overall rating  (3 reviews)
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Living France ... on holiday to France and would like to live there? Or do you just like all things French? If so then the magazine, Living France, could be very useful and interesting to you. Published monthly the magazine is available at all major newsagents and costs 3.99 a copy. This is reduced if you subscribe and there are often special offers on with subscriptions. For example, last year when I took out my subscription there was a free book called The French Property Buyer s Handbook. Very useful - all I need now is to pluck up the courage to sell up in the UK and move there!!!! The magazine is interesting to anyone who likes France, but as its title suggests, it is really ... Read the full review: Nobody speaks English! by lellagrace |
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Living France ... France is one of several magazines aimed at the large numbers of British people who either emigrate to France or buy holiday homes there. It is published once a month at the price of £3.99 and is widely available in large newsagents. For anyone interested in the magazine in the long term, a subscription at £9.75 a quarter paid by direct debit (13 issues a year) works out at a saving of 30%. Features in recent issues include a gardening article detailing how to transform derelict land into a beautiful rural garden (with a French glossary included); advice on the best places to go bargain hunting, from auctions and charity shops to car boot sales; the experience of... Read the full review: For Brits who love and live in France by frangliz |
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Travel Magazines in general ... like staying in hotels - sometimes. Usually for a weekend city break or if we've booked a package deal, but on the whole they can be as restrictive as they are convenient. I'm not one that likes routine all that much. When I'm on holiday I like it even less. Why must I have breakfast between 6-10 am? Why dinner at a set time? A holiday is about breaking away from the shackles of everyday living. Throwing off the routine and grudge of 9-5, exploring, relaxing and basically doing as one sees fit and usually outside of home constraints. So having breakfast at obscene hours of the morning is a definite no-no! And before anyone contradicts, explaining that it&... Read the full review: "Nice & Shiny" by Trevor15 |
