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Paul Bartosik on Instagram: "Here’s my 1 minute guide to Sarlat on the River Dordogne. Known as Dordogne in English and French, it’s a majestic river that comes from La Bourboule in the Massif Central and then leads all the way to Bordeaux. Sarlat La Caneda is a beautiful town on the banks of the river in the Perigord Noir, famous for its plethora of ancient buildings. It has a very colorful history and is very vibrant in the summer with markets and festivals. Well worth a visit as part of your

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