It is that time of the year again; spitting out twice-read historical information with unclear meaning from a piece of paper.

It is that time of the year again; spitting out twice-read historical information with unclear meaning from a piece of paper.

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In Nangy, at the bend of a path, stand the silent remains of a building built around the year 1000: the Château de Pierre.

Photo credits: Terry Whitty

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