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Norman tenements
The coastline called "Côte fleurie" (Flowery Coast…
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Seller at the seafood store
One of the ends of the Louvre...
Arcades and pillars
Village like a postcard
Il faut bien un café au coiffeur....
Norman mansion in the evening sun - HFF
Threatening sky...
Spring is coming on...
Péristyle devant ruines
Colonnes et colonnades...
Cadre printanier pour maisons à colombages
Parking error...
Ebb tide starting
Anchor ring looks for a boat!!
Gainsbourg Gainsbarre
Lavoirs de la Garenne
A little piece of fence somewhere... HFF
Marketplace in cheerful colors
Un peu abusé du Chouchen ??!!
Insolite : la maison entre les rochers
Virée à Vire
Fence between very old and very young... HFF
A perfect day at the coast
Down the cliffs foams the sea
At the very end of the headland...
Shades of blue...
Spring messengers in Cancale
Quand l'eau joue au miroir...
Embedded in the landscape - HFF
Castle-on-the-rocks
Notre matou aux poils d'hiver
Magic at the end of the day
Première neige
Old and new
Gleaming in the dark
Back to the past
Headless wedding party!! HBM
Eye-catching red (s)pot!
Pleine Lune (en attendant les loups-garous)...
Time jump into another era
Once upon a time...
Impregnable in days of yore
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Built around 1123 by Henry I Beauclerc, Duke of Normandy and King of England (son of William de Conqueror), its construction made Vire one of the most significant strongholds in Normandy. The castle was slighted by order of Richelieu in 1630.
The ruins of the quadrangular tower are still impressive. The western facade is notable for its powerful flat buttresses, windows and fireplaces visible over three stories with traces of defensive structures.
The ruins of the quadrangular tower are still impressive. The western facade is notable for its powerful flat buttresses, windows and fireplaces visible over three stories with traces of defensive structures.
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