David Lotton, inspired by a trip to Normandy in 2004 for the D-Day anniversary, began dreaming of moving to France. Although he grew up without financial means, he and his wife, Cynthia Ferrer, gradually explored various regions post-pandemic, seeking an affordable home. They found life in France more economical compared to the U.S. and were captivated by its medieval towns, beautiful coastlines, and unique historical architecture. Mr. Lotton imagines an old farmhouse in Normandy while Ms. Ferrer dreams of a place in the Alps for skiing and biking.
David Lotton's initial visit to France for the D-Day anniversary in 2004 inspired him to consider moving there, despite his modest financial background.
Cynthia Ferrer highlighted the affordability of life in France compared to the U.S., appreciating both the free and breathtaking historical sites and landscapes.
The couple was captivated by the unique texture and depth of French history and architecture, which they felt contrasted sharply with their experiences in the United States.
David Lotton envisioned purchasing an old farmhouse in Normandy, reflecting his interest in construction, while Cynthia Ferrer expressed a desire for a retreat in the Alps.
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