Savoy.<\/b> Enshrined in the French Alps, a bit wild and remote, it is a land with an old noble heritage. Every time I visit, summer or winter, I can’t help thinking about only one thing: it’s cold. <\/p>\n
Granite and stone predominate. Gray and blue colors, and the deep green of the mountain pines on background. Even the brightly painted houses of Brian\u00e7on and Grenoble can mitigate but a little the impression of a cold, severe weather that permeates everything. Huge, abandoned fortresses watch like mute guardians the quiet life of a countryside now in peace.<\/p>\n
After walking up and down, and still craving for more time to explore the National Parks of the area (next trip…), the comfort of the Raclette and a good glass of French wine is the perfect way to warm up, out of the cold, empty streets of the town.<\/p>\n