Au pied du château...
Petite maison de sorcière...
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Embellished with flowers
Evening in a sleepy village...
Bord de mer pour artistes peintres...
...where elements of nature are imbued with feelin…
On dirait des perruques colorées...
Fence with ocean - HFF
Second tallest lighthouse in Europe
Rouille qui coule... HFF
Un p'tit coin idyllique...
Prochaine approche : dans 6800 ans...
On se croirait en Irlande... HFF
Ciel apocalyptique
Amazing sky...
La soirée continue...
Mystérieuse et minuscule au milieu de la forêt..
Le château des Ducs d'Alençon
Escalier contemporain dans vieux château! HFF
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Lanterne rebelle ;-)
Horizontal fence - HFF
Balcon avec vue - HFF
Hello from the vineyards
Former salt granary in Malleval
Gardien des vignobles...
Artiste de l'équilibre...
Chain fence - HFF
Once upon a time, an old bridge...
One of the most beautiful wash houses in the area
Natural marvels at the roadside
"Grided" look outwards - HFF
Ce que la marée à laissé...
Left over from the sea...
Toujours fermé, mais plus pour longtemps...
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Un moment ZEN
Bateau échoué...
En attendant le retour de la mer
Fence with view... HFF
Just look and enjoy...
La merveille est au bout du chemin...
Shadow fence - HFF
Once upon a time...
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La petite cité de Saint-Sauveur-en-Rue a prospéré au Moyen-Age, lorsque le Col du Tracol (1030 m) était le passage obligé pour les marchands. Il est depuis longtemps un point de passage entre le Forez et le Velay et a été emprunté par les pèlerins de St-Jacques-de-Compostelle (Via Gebennensis). St-Sauveur se trouvait alors sur un axe majeur, appelé la "Route du Sel", qui desservait toute la moitié nord de la Haute-Loire et le nord de l’Ardèche, de la Drôme et de l’Isère. Il reste quelques vestiges des fortifications d’alors : une tour de guet et la "PORTE DE LA VIALLE" en ogive datant du XIVe ou XVe siècle (symbole du prieuré bénédictin créé en 1061). Le petit lavoir est bordé sur deux côtés par la pierre à laver est alimenté par un bassin monolithique qui reçoit l’arrivée d’eau et tient lieu de fontaine.
REMAINS OF THE PAST: the small town of Saint-Sauveur-en-Rue flourished in the Middle Ages, when the Tracol pass (1030 m) was a mandatory passage for merchants. It has long been a crossing point between Forez and Velay and has been used by pilgrims from Santiago de Compostela (Via Gebennensis). St-Sauveur was then on a major axis, called the "Route du Sel" (salt road) which served the entire northern half of Haute-Loire and the north of Ardèche, Drôme and Isère. Some vestiges of the fortifications still remain: a watchtower and the "PORTE DE LA VIALLE" in warhead dating from the 14th or 15th century (symbol of the Benedictine priory created in 1061). The small washhouse is bordered on two sides by the washing stone, fed by a monolithic basin which receives the water supply and acts as a fountain.
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REMAINS OF THE PAST: the small town of Saint-Sauveur-en-Rue flourished in the Middle Ages, when the Tracol pass (1030 m) was a mandatory passage for merchants. It has long been a crossing point between Forez and Velay and has been used by pilgrims from Santiago de Compostela (Via Gebennensis). St-Sauveur was then on a major axis, called the "Route du Sel" (salt road) which served the entire northern half of Haute-Loire and the north of Ardèche, Drôme and Isère. Some vestiges of the fortifications still remain: a watchtower and the "PORTE DE LA VIALLE" in warhead dating from the 14th or 15th century (symbol of the Benedictine priory created in 1061). The small washhouse is bordered on two sides by the washing stone, fed by a monolithic basin which receives the water supply and acts as a fountain.
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ces merveilles d'une belle France profonde et peu connue.
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