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Below are two
Provence calendars for 2012
from our French travel and regional category. The
region of Provence is located in southeastern France on the
Mediterranean. The 2012 Provence calendars features flowers,
snowfalls, and incredible skylines. |
Provence 2012 Calendars
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Situated in the southeastern part of France, Provence is a
region that was once part of the Roman Empire. It
shares a border with Italy and extends to the Mediterranean
Sea. It also bumps up against the Alps to the east.
The 2012 Provence calendars give you a glimpse into the
landscapes that make up this exquisite region of the world.
The largest city in Provence is Marseille, which is second
only to Paris in terms of population. This region also
borders with the tiny country of Monaco, which is a mere 2
square kilometers. The Provence 2012 calendars capture
photos you can't find anywhere else in the world. It
is a unique land and has much to offer. |
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