Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Saint-Saturnin

The parish church Saint-Saturnin was erected in two periods during the early 11th and the 12th century. The church went (like many others) through a reconstruction during the 19th century. Since then the bell tower has the impressive height. The burial ground all around the Saint-Saturnin probably has the same age. I had information about a mural inside the nave from the 14th century, depicting the Adoration of the Magis, but as the church was locked, I could not see the mural. All the carvings in the narthex are all very vandalized. Just before the rain started, I reached the parking lot.

I had left the main road and approached Accous in the early morning. Passing through Jouers, I found in the center of the hamlet, the small chapel "Saint-Saturnin" and an old graveyard. Leaving the graveyard, I noticed, that the artisan, who had created the iron gate, sympathized with pilgrims.

I had left the main road and approached Accous in the early morning. Passing through Jouers, I found in the center of the hamlet, the small chapel "Saint-Saturnin" and an old graveyard. The apse was surely 12th century and had some remarkable corbels. Unfortunately the chapel was locked.