is a village not far from
Cadreiu.
and history.
click on photos to enlarge.
If you open this link you will see a picture similar
to mine in the top left hand corner of the third collage.
Yep I climbed up to the top..
unfortunately you cannot see much of the
castle !
Great pictures, looks like a very pretty village. Diane
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ... what a great place to explore.
ReplyDeleteYou have been busy, three posts in as many days Anne. More lovely postcards and great photos of your recent trip to France, a very enjoyable catch up for me. I love the new widget (is that the term) that you here for enlarging the photos. Have a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteI like how you look UP with the camera - gives a wonderful perspective.
ReplyDeleteFrance has to have more charming villages than any other country--one right after another, if you get off the main roads and take the back roads. Thanks for sharing this one with us.
ReplyDeleteDebi
Bonjour Anne,
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed these! It is nice to discover other regions of France. I am currently looking for areas around my home, which are not far via the train. Like Amiens.
But of course,Cadrieu is very far away. That would need a real vacation!
xo
A wonderful impression, Anne.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a sweet Sunday and a lovely week ahead xxx
wow! Such lovey view! I adore medieval villages, especially when they are on top of hills or cliffs or something, it's just magical.
ReplyDeleteIt looks marvelous!
ReplyDeleteSuch a difference from English villages. You can tell in an instance that you are in France.
ReplyDeleteThis village looks gorgeous....I don't know it but I would love to have an explore one day.....xv
ReplyDeleteVery Picturesque! Love to relax at an outdoor cafe with a glass of wine there...
ReplyDeleteIt looks a lovely place.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely looking place. I love all of the old grey stone against the trees. Nice photos Anne!
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