Spring impressions... HANWE
Banc de la contemplation... HBM
Glance through the opening - HANWE
Perspective distordue...
Remparts de Vitré...
Petite maison de sorcière... HFF
Through the arcades...
Waiting for a tired hiker... HBM
Le moyen âge vous regarde.
Sur les traces de Pissaro - la découverte de l'art…
Old houses in Domfront (Easter greetings to y'all)
Easter bench - HBM
Merveilles du printemps
No Brittany without standing stones:-)
Un p'tit coin à en profiter - HFF
La cloche du port
Le phare au bout de la jetée - HBM
Un gâteau pour le I00ème jour...
Quand le Cerisier du Japon fleurit...
A fence on top of the chapel - HFF
Pilgrims fountain - HBM
Tout au bout d'un chemin...
Un bonjour parfumé pour la mi-semaine
Repos entre l'eau - HBM
Le printemps en marche ! HFF
Ruines grandioses
Pégase sans ailes
Street art sur tour contemporaine
Five years after the fire
Spring fence... HFF
"Hello, here we are"
Chiaroscuro
Souvenirs d'un temps passé... HANWE
Un point à l'horizon...
☀️ Que votre semaine soit ensoleillée ☀️
Eh oui, ça sent le printemps...
Le vieux puits - HFF
Graffiti - l'art de la rue.
Rozenhoedkaai in Brugge
Belles façades - HFF
A peine la neige partie, les primevères sont de re…
"Schnee von gestern"
When is the next picnic? HBM
Silhouettes hivernales
Quelle merveille ! Winter HFF
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C'est tout ce qu'il reste du château...


... aujourdh'ui il n'est qu'un souvenir. Cette tour ronde se dresse toujours au milieu du "Parc des Forges", entourée d'un double fossé aujourd'hui comblé, seul vestige d'un château féodal construit au XVe siècle, Les ravages de la guerre de 100 ans ont contribué à sa destruction. Il reste très peu d'éléments pour retracer son histoire, et le mystère de la tour n'en devient que plus grand.
Appelée la "Tour Eugène Sue" après une anecdote de la tradition locale (l'écrivain Eugène Sue -1804-1857- aurait écrit son roman "Le Juif errant" au premier étage de cette tour, transmettant ensuite ses écrits à son journal par la diligence de Paris).
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THIS IS ALL WHAT REMAINS OF THE CASTLE... it is only a memory today. This round tower still stands in the middle of the park, surrounded by a double moat now filled in, the only vestige of a feudal castle that was built in the 15th century. The ravages of the 100-Years-War contributed to its destruction. There are very few elements left to retrace its history, and the mystery of the tower becomes all the greater.
Called the "Eugène Sue Tower" after an anecdote from the local lore (the writer Eugène Sue -1804-1857- would have written his novel "The Wandering Jew" on the first floor of this tower, then forwarding his writings to his journal by the diligence of Paris)..
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Appelée la "Tour Eugène Sue" après une anecdote de la tradition locale (l'écrivain Eugène Sue -1804-1857- aurait écrit son roman "Le Juif errant" au premier étage de cette tour, transmettant ensuite ses écrits à son journal par la diligence de Paris).
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THIS IS ALL WHAT REMAINS OF THE CASTLE... it is only a memory today. This round tower still stands in the middle of the park, surrounded by a double moat now filled in, the only vestige of a feudal castle that was built in the 15th century. The ravages of the 100-Years-War contributed to its destruction. There are very few elements left to retrace its history, and the mystery of the tower becomes all the greater.
Called the "Eugène Sue Tower" after an anecdote from the local lore (the writer Eugène Sue -1804-1857- would have written his novel "The Wandering Jew" on the first floor of this tower, then forwarding his writings to his journal by the diligence of Paris)..
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Well seen and taken Christa.
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Bonne semaine.
Christa1004 club has replied to Malik Raoulda clubDanke für die ausführichen Informationen dazu!
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Christa1004 club has replied to Stefani Wehner clubbonne soirée******
Christa1004 club has replied to Nouchetdu38 clubA very interesting picture, and looking where the moat was, the castle must have been enormous!! I like it!
Best Wishes, a good week ahead, and stay safe!!
Peter
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Christa1004 club has replied to Rainer BlankermannEin beeindruckentes Relikt, sehr schön gezeigt und interessant mit der Beschreibung dazu.
Christa1004 club has replied to Heide clubChrista1004 club has replied to Percy Schramm clubChrista1004 club has replied to Rosalyn HilborneChrista1004 club has replied to Stan Askew clubHave a nice week. Warm greetings, Anton.
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