Articles populaires – Sacred places

11 juin 2007

Roussas

Nested around a escarpé rock piton, Roussas carries the traces of a past which goes up with antiquity. Old defensive village, perched on its rock piton, it remains the ruins of a castle of the XII ème century and some religious buildings. To go up there,...

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11 juin 2007

The Saint Raphaël's church in Solérieux

Solérieux is only one very small village made sleepy with the sun, posed in a plain, which gathers some beautiful houses, of the barns in ruin and some farms still in life. Isolated and far from the large axes, agricultural and without claim, one would...

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11 juin 2007

Innimond

On the road… Another Sully, as splendid as the first. the site is incredible, sight on the Alps and the Mount Blanc. The church is drawn up with the point of a mountainous bar, and the wouivre can be given some to heart-joy… Small village of the bas-Bugey,...

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11 juin 2007

The Saint-Vincent vault with the cemetery of Grignan

The oldest monument of Grignan. From primitive Romance style, the vault dates from the XI ème century. Its so pure frontage as well as the regularity of its construction in small apparatus, make a remarkable building of it. In this cemetery existed formerly...

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11 juin 2007

Our-Lady-of-the-Calle in Dieulefit

Mentioned since 1031 in “Gallia Christiana” like a vault of the “vicaria” of Comps, NotreDame-of-the-Calle in Dieulefit, in ruin for a few centuries, has been in the cemetery, in the west of the city. Built on a Gallo-Roman site, it presents nothing any...

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11 juin 2007

Saint-Pierre of Vesc

“Vaiesch” in 1113, “Vaiesco” in 1409 (of Latin “episcopatum” which gave as old French “evesquet”), Vesc is an old stronghold of the bishops of Die. The Saint-Pierre church is that of a concerning priory abbey of Cruas in Vivarais. Romance building, it...

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11 juin 2007

The church Saint-Jean-Baptist of Crupies

Established on a Gallo-Roman site above the course of Roubion, it appears in the texts in 1107, but its origin is much older (perhaps this was a baptismal church), as the fragments employed again above the door prove it. Y are carved in flat part of the...

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11 juin 2007

The garden of the monks

The site is divided into three parts like the cathedrals and certain churches, which symbolize the three plans of conscience (physical, spirit, heart). Energies are in general gradual and the vibratory rate of the future initiate increases gradually whereas...

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11 juin 2007

Ordonnaz

Sully made plant some trees in order to provide wood for the construction of the boats which went towards News-France. "" However, the facts are a little contradictory: forests in certain cases, of the plantations along the roads in others (and it was...

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11 juin 2007

The temple of Taulignan

A first temple is built in Taulignan in 1601 pennies the reign of Henri IV. It is destroyed into 1684 little before the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes. Nearly two centuries later, in 1868, is built out the ramparts the current temple.Architecture in...

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11 juin 2007

Church Saint-Light of Ebreuil

Ebreuil was the refuge of the monks of Maixent Saint, fleeing the Danes by carrying the relics of Maixent Saint, Saint Leger and Saint Guerin. Towards 898, fleeing the Norman invaders, the monks of Maixent Saint made the decision to leave their monastery...

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11 juin 2007

Notre-Dame Auxiliatrice of Ebreuil

Two virgins are present at Ebreuil: one of between they is outside and dates from XVIème century. This statue is in lava of Volvic. An inscription is engraved on its base. The other is a black virgin out of wooden gilded of XIIème century. Its figure...

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11 juin 2007

The church Notre-Dame of Domérat

The Notre Dame church is built on old parts of XIIème century, preserved at the time of its restoration between 1860 and 1865.It is especially famous for its crypt of XIème century in which one can find a statue of Notre Dame of Râche. The capitals are...

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11 juin 2007

Dolmen of Pineyre

It is distant only 500 meters of the menhir of Freydefond. Its name points out glazing bar of pines which surrounds it. It is enchassé in a tumulus of about fifteen meters in diameter, and only part of the enormous flagstone of cover emerges whose weight...

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11 juin 2007

Menhir of Vilhain (Allier)

Menhir of Vilhain The Chevriau stone of Vilhain is a menhir. High 4,56 m, broad, it 1,48 m was lying before in edge of the road of Vilhain with Hérisson, close from a point of view. It was raised in 1985 and was placed on the place of the church of Vilhain....

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11 juin 2007

The abbey of Aiguebelle

The abbey of Aiguebelle The abbey Notre-Dame d' Aiguebelle is a French Cistercian abbey located on the current communes of Montjoyer and Réauville in the department of Drome. One preserves, engraved on a rectangular stone of limestone, the text of foundation...

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11 juin 2007

Alignments of Carnac

Difficult to find on the Net a site which speaks about alignments of Carnac without it repeating what official science wants to us well to let believe on their functions and their datings I just found the legend complete of Cornély Saint on linternaute...

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11 juin 2007

Islands of Aran, Dun Aengus

According to an old Irish legend, the bay of Galway formerly formed a lake, separate of the Ocean by a ground bar, until the day when, by a storm more violent than the others, the floods very swept: the three islands of Inis Oirr, Inis Meain and Arainn...

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11 juin 2007

Hyds

This Celtic site, on the passage of a Roman way, would owe its name with the worship of Isis. It was called at the Average Age Ids, contraction of “Isidis”.Being located at the top of joining of the eye and the brook of Cluzeau, it was a site of monitoring...

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11 juin 2007

Saint-Saturnin of Cusset

Cussiacus fundus, at the time Gallo-Roman, left us few traces: elements of hypocauste and ceramics were put at the day places Victor-Hugo in 1992 and passage of Valmy in 1994. Gallo-Roman period vestiges of aqueducts and hypocauste were discovered which...

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11 juin 2007

Church Notre-Dame d' Avenas

The village is located on an old Roman way going from Lyon has Autun, not far from the forest close to the collar Barrel in Avenas (760 m). This way is known under the name of Shoed Chemin or Way of the Romans. One knows by the Romans whom the area was...

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11 juin 2007

The church of Châtel-mountain

Limagne bourbonnaise is bordered by a mountain in the east where, on the broken edge of the mounts of the Madeleine, on the slopes of Besbre, is essential a Romance monument particular good: the church of Châtel-mountain. It is a granite building rough...

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11 juin 2007

Sainte-Marie's church of Chappes

The church belonged to a proeuré monastery whose documents of 907,1095 and 1124 prove the existance. This religious community depended on the abbey of Souvigny and profited a long time from liberalities from the dukes from Bourbon. It ceased existing...

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11 juin 2007

The prieurale's church of Champdieu

The name of Champdieu evolved/moved with the wire of the ages. One quotes initially Candicus (Roman chief), then with the XI ème century the village names Candiaco. In XIIIème century Chandiaco then Chandieu comes and to finish in XVIème century it becomes...

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11 juin 2007

Stone of sacrifices of Biesse

In the Gorges of the Loire, the stones with basin are numerous. The cups, basins and basins dug in the granite rocks are at the origin of legends where intervene of the imps, of the fairies, the devil as well as the saints (especially Saint Martin's day)...

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