Midway between Villars and Thiviers on the main PÈrigueux-AngoulÍme road, ST-JEAN-DE-C‘LE must rank as one of the loveliest villages in the Dordogne. Its ancient houses huddle together in typical medieval fashion around a wide sandy square...
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GALAXÕDHI , a quiet port rearing mirage-like out of an otherwise lifeless shore 17km southwest of ItÈa, is the first place you'd want to break a journey voluntarily. The old town stands on a raised headland, crowned by the eighteenth-century church...
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Cessnock lies more or less due west of Newcastle, in an area of small creeks and tributaries of the Hunter River. But even in the main valley of the Hunter, followed by the New England Highway as it heads up towards the mountains of the Great Dividing...
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