Welcome to the 27th All About France monthly blog linky, unsurprisingly all about France! If you’re a blogger and this is your first time here you might want to find out more here.  If you’re a reader who loves France then you’re in the right place; you’ll find plenty more here. Regulars, you know what to do.

Thanks for all your good wishes for the Teen’s operation last month, it went well, he’s doing well and has finally started physio this week.  It’s a long recovery but he’ll get there.  As for the linky, it’s great to see so many new participants in the last couple of months, welcome, please don’t forget to COMMENT on other blogs in the linkup!  Annoyingly, it’s come to my attention that some regulars are no longer getting my reminder tweets, which is a tedious new thing going on on Twitter.  Please let me know if you haven’t seen a tweet from me for a while, because I have been sending them out, honest, and I do want you all to link up.

+ WEBSITE NEWS +

Regular readers might have noticed I haven’t been writing much recently, this is because of 2 things, firstly this website got hacked and it took an enormous amount of work to sort it out. (Sorry if you got sent a whole load of odd notifications!) Secondly I’m in the process of some big changes behind the scenes including moving to WordPress which only gets more complicated (and expensive!) the more posts I add, so watch this space, I’m hoping by next month I should have something big to reveal.

float at Vence Easter Carnival

Thanks to everyone who linked up last month.  Here are my favourites, do pop over and read them if you haven’t already and I’d love it if you could show some love to this post that I wrote as a guest for a wonderful blog which seemed to get overlooked in last month’s linky,  5 free things to do in Nice (don’t forget to say you came from #AllAboutFrance).

Friends Therapy – Lou Messugo  by Agatha Bertram (when a great friend writes such a lovely piece about heartbreak and healing in my little gîte, how can I not love it?)

Walking through the earth’s strata by newcomer Four Acorns

Take a walking tour of street art in Paris by Oregon Girl around the world

An impromptu trip to Normandy’s beautiful coast by Untold Morsels

What is All About France?

All About France is a monthly blog linky, linking up blog posts about France.  These posts can be freshly scribbled or from your archives as a way of bringing new life to an old article.  There is no date limit and the only rule for subject matter is that it is about France in some way.  This can mean French language, French food, French style, French literature, expat life in France, French expats abroad or travel in France among other things.  The linky opens on the 1st Thursday of each month and stays open for a week.

Here’s how to join in the fun

  • You can link up one post, old or new as long as it’s about France/French.
  • Please make sure you include the All About France badge at the bottom of your post or in the sidebar of your blog, or a hyperlink back to me (the html code is below).
  • Please comment on the host’s posts and at least two others, the more the merrier.
  • Blog linkys only work if you’re generous with your comments and shares.
  • Please use the hashtag #AllAboutFrance when sharing on social media.
  • • Don’t forget you can join the Pinterest board and pin your post to it for extra exposure.

AllAboutFrance with Lou Messugo

Grab the code for the AllAboutFrance badge here:

<a href="https://loumessugo.com/all-about-france-link-up" title="Lou Messugo"><img alt="Lou Messugo" src="https://loumessugo.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/AllAboutFranceBadge.jpg"></a>

For more information on All About France you can take a look at the introductory post I wrote here. This linky will stay open for a whole week and the next one will be on Thursday 4th May. Happy Easter, by the way!


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