Jack and Diana are from Norwich in England, but they live in the south of France. They don't live in a flat or a house.Their home is a caravan near the sea in Frèjus, between Nice and Marseille. ' It's a mobile home, really, and it's very nice, ' says Jack, ' and it's quite big.' There's a living room with a sofa and two armchairs, two small bedrooms, and a bathrom. There isn't a separate kitchen, but there's a cooker and a frige in the corner of the living room.Jack and Diana aren't the only British people in Frèjus.' There are lots of us, ' says Diana. ' People come here because of the weather. It's warm from March to November. The atmosphere is friendly. We feel young again here, because we keep fit.We play tennis every day here at the caravan site, and in the summer we go swimming in the sea. We also cycle a lot. '
Jack and Diana are grandparents. Jack is 69 and Diana is 67. Their've got six grandchildren in England, aged from 7 to 18. Their favourite time of year is the school holidays, when their grandchildren come and visit them. But the caravan's too small for everybody, so the older grandchildren sleep in a tent outside.
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