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With Mont Blanc in the distance, we arrived in the small resort town of Chamonix, France, where Switzerland, Italy, and France intersect. Among the incredible views, I was ready TO EAT! 

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Marzipan, macaroons, toffees, dried fruits, fudge. Just eat dessert first. 
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Oui! I'm not sure if it was as good as Julia's, but Le Monchu's Beef Borguignoun was impeccable. 

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The next night, I paid homage to a Carrot Lobster Bisque at gluten-free Restaurant Bizes, which sits quaintly on the Arve River. I had to control myself from telling everyone not to order the soup. 

Si délicieux!

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Instead of traveling up to Mont Blanc, a solo traveler and I embarked on the journey to the Mer de Glace (Sea of Ice), a glacier that has sadly dissipated over time because of global warming. 

 

To get there, take the cogwheel train and a lift down to the 500 steps that brings you to the entrance. Save your energy for the 500 steps back up! 

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