The river Loire, France Royal river. Second part

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Guy Amaru

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The Loire is the longest in France and the last wild river in Europe. As are located north or south of the Loire, people, customs, cuisine, dialects are different. The bridges over this river used to join some other areas, but also a symbol of national unity Gallo. But there are also very famous castles along the banks of the Loire, such as Chambord. This castle is the largest and most famous of all, built by King Francis I for his love of hunting. But in addition, the Loire Valley is one of France's wine regions producing wines of great quality. Although we also found four nuclear power plants along its banks.

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Amaru, Guy. 2006. “The River Loire, France Royal River. Second Part”. Vivat Academia. Journal of Communication, no. 75 (May):4-27. https://doi.org/10.15178/va.2006.75.4-27.
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Guy Amaru, ANAYA

Francés nativo de Tahití. Es capitán de la Marina Mercante francesa. Pertenece a la sociedad francesa ANAYA compuesta de españoles en Francia y franceses amantes de la cultura española.

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