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	<title>Chateau Colombier &#187; Jung</title>
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		<title>Contes de Provence</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[My professional interests include personality preferences, myths and archetypes a well as multi-cultural team working. So I was really delighted to find Jungian syncronicity at work with an evening &#8220;presentation&#8221; on Provencal folklore tales given by a &#8220;conteur&#8221; in Venterol on Friday evening (a friend Sue has a house in Venterol. It was through Sue [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><span style="font-family:verdana;">My professional interests include personality preferences, myths and archetypes a well as multi-cultural team working. So I was really delighted to find Jungian syncronicity at work with an evening &#8220;presentation&#8221; on Provencal folklore tales given by a &#8220;conteur&#8221; in Venterol on Friday evening (a friend Sue has a house in Venterol. It was through Sue that I got to know the area, and started on the journey to living the dream).</p>
<p>Leaving my house guest to check out the pastis at the local bar with Graham (Sue&#8217;s bloke), Sue and I went off to the salle de fete to listen to the conteur &#8211; Jean Guillon (<a href="http://jeanguillon.conteur.free.fr">www.jeanguillon.conteur.free.fr</a>)  &#8211; take us on a journey through some of the local tales of Provence. We met the host of characters including the Drac of Draginon and the local giant Johan de l&#8217;Ours who, in true hero tradition &#8211; and the help of the magic potion from his mother &#8211; slays the seven-headed &#8220;mother of all dragons&#8221;, overcomes the treachery of his so-called mates, and wins the hand of the princess and the lands of her father.</p>
<p>No magic effects, light or music, just the conteur and his skills. You could really feel part of a tradition of centuries.</p>
<p>I hear that Jackanory is coming back to the BBC &#8211; wonder whether it will be simple story telling? There was a little lad in the audience on Friday &#8211; and apart from a bit of fidgeting at the beginning, he really got into it &#8230; and happily contributed his views about bees liking honey (not just bears); and there being wolves in the forest &#8230; you had to be there &#8230;</p>
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