Publicity, but for whom......?

Some stuff I found....don't know who this cric is, only one I know called "Keith" is a "Keefer".....could it be the same guy.....?
Anyhow....he seems to be like you....he's got taste!


Wolfgang’s Story

languedoc roussillon Wolfgangs Story because we all love reading blogs about life in FranceI recently reviewed Chez Mr. le Marquis du Galipot and noted that it contains one of the greatest posts that I have seen on any blog (Life in France type blogs or otherwise) ever.
A post that details someone’s true story; a post written with compassion and in a style that reminded me of some of Bruce Chatwin’s shorter pieces.
I asked the owner of Chez Mr. le Marquis du Galipot (a man who calls himself IWMPOP for some strange reason that you will have to read the review to understand) for permission to re-publish the post here and he very kindly agreed.
So, here it is (courtesy of http://marquisdugalipot.blogspot.com)…..

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Chez Mr. le Marquis du Galipot

languedoc roussillon Chez Mr. le Marquis du Galipot because we all love reading blogs about life in FranceChez Mr. le Marquis du Galipot is not your typical Life in France blog.
It doesn’t follow the same shape as most other blogs that I keep an eye on and, at first viewing, might seem hard to follow.
I liken this blog, in a way, to a second-hand bookshop where the books are piled everywhere and you have to delve a bit, in order to find the treasures.
I like second-hand bookshops and I don’t mind delving and… you know what?  I somehow don’t think that Mr. le Marquis du Galipot (or iwmpop as I’ll call him from here on in – don’t worry; I’ll explain it all in a moment or two), would actually mind that description too much?
Let’s hope not, anyway?

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