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                <title>Taking the narrow gauge railway into the alps</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[The CF de Provence is the last mainline narrow gauge railway in France. It runs daily from Nice to Digne leaving at 9am and arriving just in time for a memorable lunch in the station buffet at Digne. <br><br>Don't worry about missing the train back, the driver is in there too!  It gets back to Nice at 5pm. The scenery is spectacular and the trains and stations enchanting. It's cheap and if you're over 55 or a student (or une famille nombreuse) you will get a big discount.   <br><br>Go in February when you can leave a spring-like Nice and be in the depths of winter in 30 minutes with giant icicles and snow fields.  August is lavender festival time.]]></description>
                
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