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An introductory chapter on how to plan for a barge trip is followed by a chapter on Burgundy's fascinating history. The chapter on the week's cruise is a day by day account of the family's adventures where they went, what they saw, where they dined, and how they navigated the waterways traversing an average of eight locks a day. Inserted in the text are the author's drawings and Suzanne's recipes for Burgundian dishes, several of which she obtained from restaurants visited along their route. Another chapter covers the several cuisines in the four departments of Burgundy, while an appendix presents a tour of the vineyards and wine centers for which Burgundy has been renowned over the centuries. The back of the book contains six appendices with detailed information for those interested in planning a barge trip. "There
are a lot of unexpected and delightful moments.. .[the] appendix on wine
is straightforward and useful." "For
adventurous travelers who like boating, good eating, the French countryside,
and history, 'Bare Barging in Burgundy' is a practical and lyrical guide...
that takes you on a delightful voyage to some of the most beautiful waterways
of France." "Author
Erasmus Kloman describes everything you need to know and more
about the fine art of barging... Illustrated with pen-and-ink drawings
from the author, this utterly charming book is enough to convert anyone
into a "barger" for life." Publication dateApril 2001, Subject: travel, hardcover. ISBN 1-892123-04-1, $17.95 and paperback, Barging in Burgundy, $12.95. Available in most bookstores, Amazon.com and other Internet stores, and through the author: Email writepaint@verizon.net or phone 410-810-1799. Paperback version is also now available. Related paintings Three oil on canvas Kloman paintings of barge scenes are shown below. Click the thumbnails for a closer look, plus pricing and ordering information. Full scale poster boards of each painting available for $150.
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