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HOUSE ANNA-MARIA MORRIS - Golden Square Mile

2105, De la Montagne

Built in 1900, this house is named after the wife of Charles S. Reinhart. He was a manufacturer of beer. The couple does not live long home because two years later, in 1902, they exchanged for that of Frederick Creighton Nash Peel Street.

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Hiking in Nogent-sur-Vernisson Thursday, October 21, 2010

Located southeast of the town of Nogent-sur-l Vernisson Arboretum National des Barres or today Arbofolia was acquired in 1821 by Philippe André de Vilmorin seed merchant and botanist of the King. He was looking for a property to varied soils to test the behavior of species of exotic trees (mainly pines and oaks U.S.).

In 1873 creation of the arboretum and installing a First school of forestry installed in the pavilion by Constant Guinier Gouet.

In 1920, installation of European and Mediterranean species, and planting trees in 1929 in Asia. Finally, in 1942 created the arboretum said Bizarretum (species specific to their shapes).

an area of 35 hectares, the area of bars since 1936 became state property. After years spent in school national forest, it now hosts Cemagref, a branch of the school Chesnoy, and management of forest inventory, which trains technicians in forest management and protection Nature. This conservatory

Nogent-sur-Vernisson is now the largest and oldest in France. It offers visitors more than 8500 trees from the 4 corners of the world representing 2,700 species, plant unusual, rare and amazing. (109 species of oak, maple 85, 57 of spruce, 54 pine, 44 spruce and 92 hawthorn)

The arboretum is in the form of three major collections in which the trees are classified reference either to their geographical origin or botanical family or their ornamental characteristics.

Among the curiosities of this place include the giant the 80 cedar trunks planted in 1880, or redwood 46 meters high which is more than a century, without forgetting the score of wild orchids.

The area of bars is now a growing forest complex.

Since 2004 the arboretum is labeled "Remarkable Garden" and receives over 22,000 visitors per year.

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Hiking in St Germain-des-Pres Thursday, October 14, 2010

This small village south-east of Montargis is named after the passage 445 of St. Germain, bishop Auxerre and Paris, who went west in the Loiret. As he used the water from the fountain of the village to carry out the sacraments, we naturally named this source "Saint Germain" and the village. The meadows are numerous in the valley Ouanne it was normal to add "Meadows" in Saint Germain.

The fountain, now converted into a laundry room, the property has never freeze. Even in the Middle Ages, in severe winters, this was the only source that turned the mill of St. Germain, while those around were still blocked by ice.

The church of Saint Germain holds may be the best track record of local destruction and rebuilding! It was built in the 11th century paved by the monks of Molesmes (Benedictine) and was enlarged in the 13th century and burned during the Hundred Years War. Rebuilt again, it undergoes the transition from King Henry V of England in 1421. In the 15th century it was rebuilt by Tristan Salazar, parish priest familiar with the Archbishop of Sens. Further destruction during the Wars of Religion (1562), where reconstruction of the church in its current form!

In 1793, she served as an infirmary, and mayor in 1814 as barracks and stables for the horses of the Cossacks.

The church of St Germain has received thousands of pilgrims in the Middle Ages, as evidenced by three shells at one gate and the decor of the gargoyles.

Located on the edge of the Ouanne. Changy Castle is built on the foundations of a former fortress. It has long belonged to a branch of the family of Courtenay. Then it was sold in 1728 to Jean-Baptiste-Louis Leprévost Duquesnel, noble and naval officer.

the 19th century, the Baron Eugene de Triqueti, brother of the famous painter and sculptor who became its owner.

Today, after extensive renovations, the heart of a park of 20 hectares, the castle serves as the "cottages"

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Hiking in the forest of Montargis Thursday, October 7 2010 Hike

The forest of Montargis

Situated on a limestone plateau overlooking the valley of the Loing at Montargis Forest covers 4090 hectares, which are divided into 255 plots, divided between the territories of 9 municipalities Loiret. It is part of the private domain of the state since 1848, and that the Office National Forests who is the manager.

A technician, and four forest officers responsible for managing daily consisting of:

• protection 1'environnement
• timber production and forest-game 1'équilibre

In addition a team of foresters workers carries out the essential maintenance work.

The current forest management is in effect for the period 1996-2015.

The main tree species that can find are:

• Oaks (75%) that can reach 200 to 250 years
• the beech / and Charmes, especially in humid regions
• and softwoods (17%) of Scots Pine and Corsican Pine and Fir Tree introduced since 1850.

can also meet a rich and varied fauna:

Deer, Wild Boar, Badger, Fox, and Hare, but also hawks, kestrels, the Owls, and more rare: Hawks!

The Stag and the Wolf, favorite prey of royal hunts, have disappeared since the massive 1888.

Listed history: in 1784 on the orders of the Duke Louis Philipped'Orléans, owner of Forest, 89 terminals were located around the forest around the village and 48 Paucourt. Were engraved on each terminal: a fleur de lys (listed forest), and a number (opposite side). Almost all the lilies were chipped by the Revolution. Only 5 of them have escaped this

mutilation (one south of the pond Paucourt).

Finally, in the heart of the forest, the Forest House opened in 2006, helps to better understand and explore the different aspects of the forest of Montargis through three themed areas.