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Aveyron on Thursday, June 3, 2010: Hike

This small town located in the Loiret department is , has about 500 inhabitants (Chapellois). It is crossed by the Aveyron / which starts near the Castle to the Chatre Champcevrais, and empties into the Loing at Montbouy. This small river irregular, 30km long, was used to turn several mills, which are now becoming homes dwellings.

Aveyron was previously called the Laveron or Lavezon according to research conducted by Jacques Soyer. This name comes from the Latin laboronnum meaning "noisy river"

On entering the village you can see the community pond, privileged place for fishing, not far from there, the architecture of the bridge as well as the laundry room located below.

This rural town in the 1950s had many farmhouses scattered in many hamlets around the village. Nowadays, they have often been restored and converted into holiday homes!

The church of La Chapelle-sur-Aveyron date from the 11th century building with 16th and 17th century. It is dedicated to Saint Loup and Saint-Roch. Inside you can admire two altarpieces painted wood representing these two saints who were supposed to protect from the plague. Another curiosity, the main altar is inlaid with marble 1'église was offered in 1707 by its pastor at the time.

Outside, you can admire its beautiful porch, and a dolmen on the forecourt which until now has not delivered all its secrets.

Beside the church is now City Hall, opened in mid 1990. Previously this was a coffee house, which over the years was transformed into a house.

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Poilly-lez-Gien Thursday, May 27 2010 Hike

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Located in the Loire Valley, this county has more than 2240 people called: Naughty, naughty or

The village's name come from "Polliacum" meaning floor. Indeed, the Gallo-Roman an elevated roadway would have protected the village against the floods of the Loire and placed towards Sancerre Orleans-free flow.

the Middle Ages, there were two different spellings for the name of the town: Poëly and Poisly.

Before WW1, the town was called Poilly-sur-Loire, but the name was changed to avoid confusion with Pouilly-sur-Loire is located in the Nièvre.

Indeed, France, 4 municipalities are called Poilly. To differentiate themselves from others, and as the town is located just near Gien, we added "Lez Gien" lez the meaning in Latin "near."

The village was inhabited Poilly of the Gallo-Roman times as evidenced by ancient remains, including a bronze ax to heel 16.5 cm, found in the sands of the Loire, as well as coins, pottery and a beautiful 1st or 2nd century, found in the village center.

The church of Saint-Pierre-lez-Gien Poilly, the 14th century it was destroyed by Protestants in 1567 and restored and enlarged in 1836. In 1846, she suffered the terrible flood that covered the streets of the town. Rebuilt after a rose protects the flood of 1856 and 1866. Note that his tower was renovated in 1993.

In the valley, is one of the longest viaduct in Europe, with its 1866m and has 92 arches and spans. It was built from 1884 to 1893, and was to serve as a rail line to Silver Gien-sur-sauldre by Poilly and were sinking. A train consisting of 3 or 4 cars, mostly empty, was baptized by Giennois the "Short-Tail". The line operates primarily for the transportation of grain, and he spent 2 to 3 times a day.

Finally, exit the village you can admire the culture of the iris. Indeed. Home Cayeux first European specialist moved to Poilly-lez-Gien since 1960. She cultivates 25 hectares nearly 1300 varieties, including a good

hundred houses are creations.

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Pressigny-les-Pins Thursday, May 20, 2010

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Located in the heart of the Pays Gâtinais Pressigny-les-Pins is a village of 400 inhabitants which derives its name from a Romanized Gauls, Pricinien, who owned a villa to replace the old castle.

Extending the "Pines" was added after the First World War to avoid confusion with other similar names in common.

historical side, we know that several strongholds were built up in the Middle Ages: The Old Castle, Motteux, hardware and Old Chevrier.

At that time the village was in the hamlet Pressigny Courts appointed "

The current borough was in fact the mall Castle, the Church was church function ^ and stately wood Valletta was the warren of the castle.

In 1765, the Marquis de Pressigny wanted to build a new castle in the warren, but the Revolution rejected the first draft. It was not until 1864 that the castle of Valletta was built by Joseph Marie Bouedec JB whose monogram appears at the wrought iron gate located on the northwest side of the park boundary.

After various owners, the castle is in 1893 served by Viscount and Viscountess of Albert Isie Beauchaine.

A chapel in neo-Gothic style was built on the edge of the park to house the remains of Viscount died in March 1895. His widow continued to occupy the castle until his death in April 1924 "Then the castle was bequeathed to a family friend, Mr. Grandjean, who occupied it until 1932.

After some years of neglect, the castle was bought by the English Embassy and serves 1936 to accommodate English political exiles.

In the 1970s, the castle is transformed English in college which closed its doors in 1986. He then will host a English cultural center, before being gradually abandoned by the English Embassy.

Since 2002, the estate of the Château de la Valette was bought by the town for 600,000 €.

Note that 1'association LAKE offers nightly shows in July, in the castle, on the eventful life and fictionalized the Marquis de la Valette.