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Chateau Angers, a 13th century castle with 17 towers
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Wildflowers growing on the sides of the castle
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View of Angers across the Maine river, from beside the castle
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Gardens inside Angers Castle
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Tapestry of the Apocalypse, housed within Castle Angers (originally one piece over 300' long)
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Tapestry of the Apocalypse
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Tapestry of the Apocalypse
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Tapestry of the Apocalypse
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Beautiful building on the Place du Ralliement
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Chateau de Villandry
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Chateau de Villandry
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Chateau de Villandry and gardens
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Chateau de Villandry gardens
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Chateau de Villandry gardens
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Chateau de Villandry gardens
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Chateau de Villandry gardens
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Oradour-sur-Glane, a vilage where the Nazis killed the entire population and destroyed the village. The ruined village was left standing as a memorial.
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Oradour-sur-Glane
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B&B where we stayed for our Home Hosted Dinner
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Visiting the porceline factory in Limoge
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Porceline factory in Limoge
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Street scence in Sarlat
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"Lantern of the Dead" (circa 1140), Sarlat
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Old gaslamp on corner in Sarlat
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Sign at restaurant showing food sources
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Bronze statue of 3 geese along street in Sarlat (this region is a major producer of foie gras)
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Manoir de Gisson, Sarlat
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Local walnuts in Sarlat
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While asparagus and strawberries for sale in the market
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Castle across valley on way to Rocamadour
