Since I have a lot of other things to do now, some of my posts contain more photos than text. This post is no exception.
We have already written about France, about her peculiarities and living conditions, as well as about visiting various large cities. However, about how we stayed for several days in a French village near Setfon (a larger city nearby - Toulouse), it was not told. Now I want to fill this gap.
During that week, we walked the streets of three small towns, visited a large cave, the entrance to which was in the fabulous thickets of a boxwood forest, visited a Catholic cemetery and even saw a dolmen.
Stone houses with wooden shutters
All around is stone
French province
Nice houses in the province
Grandpa was thinking on the road
There are many small details in France
The sidewalk is made of small pebbles
Some doors and houses are signed
Some doors and houses are signed
We walked around the whole city in 20 minutes
Just sunset after rain
Neighborhood Setfon
Houses overlooking the river
Narrow street for one car
Evening gatherings on the terrace of the house
This is what the city hall looks like
Setfon street
Catholic cemetery is very different from ours
The cemetery is fenced in with a stone fence
3 old Citroens in someone's yard
10 years ago, Daria was here on a volunteer project
For some reason I used to think that only we have dolmens in Russia. Well, that is, there is something similar in other countries, but only dolmens are right here. It turned out that exactly the same structures are in the Pyrenees in France. And one of them is located on the outskirts of Setfon town. Stands alone in the woods next to a wide alley and a small airport. As our friends told us, during the construction of this airport, many dolmens were destroyed. So not only in Russia such strange things as the destruction of monuments are happening. True, it was all 20 years ago.
We walked along this alley to the dolmen
Dolmen just stands in the forest
The weather was amazing that day
Fairy cave
Friends gave us their little subcompact car and we drove it to the cave. Only one thing was upsetting - the falling rain. Having strayed a little among low bushes and stones, we found ourselves in a boxwood forest. The feeling was, as in a fairy tale, the goblin was about to jump out of the tree. And so we gazed at this green jungle that we almost passed the entrance to the cave. Our attention was attracted by the voices of the locals, who often come here themselves..
Sure, Migulinsky caves, which we visited recently are much more interesting from the point of view of the caves themselves, but here such a stunning view opened up ...
It started raining on the day of visiting the cave
Stunning views of the Pyrenees and the river bend
Fabulous thickets of boxwood
The entrance to the cave is not easy to find
If you use a flashlight for a long time
The first attempts to come up with something in the dark
None of us freezlighters
Large cave hall with a window to the outside
The cave ends with a window overlooking the mountains
Something again wanted so much in France, in the Pyrenees ...
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