This is and lived in the US until I was 40. When I moved home to France, I realized I didn't know my own country very well, and I went on a bit of a journey of rediscovery and then I thought why not do a

podcast about that and here I am talking into a microphone and giving you also the

microphone because it turns out my listeners know a lot about France as well

on today's episode the interview is about the cider route in Normandy I didn't know

much about this besides you know the normal background information I have just from growing up in France

But then Ria Wynne collar who knows all about cider all over the world

reached out to me and suggested we might do an episode

together and I thought this was a brilliant idea so there it is.

Rhea is also a podcast producer, she has a podcast about cider. When I tell you that there's a

podcast about everything, this is an example. A podcast about cider called

cider chat and I recommend you check it out.

Ria also offers cider themed tours, including one coming up in the fall in Normandy.

Check that out on her website, cider chat.com. It looks like a lot of fun. This

week was the 75th anniversary of D-Day and if you were in France for the D-Day celebrations going on a visit to the Sido

route would have been a great addition to your trip besides seeing the

Monsieur Michel and of course all the D-Day places that are wonderful to visit.

But we'll get to that in a second.

After my chat with Ria, I'll tell you about a new scam.

I didn't know about from a listener in Portland who

alerted me to it and I will also tell you about big changes coming to the

electric scooters in Paris.

If you're interested in this episode,

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