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Saint-Genès Church in Chateaumeillant. |
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The capitals inside were fab too, but I couldn't get any good photos of them. Click HERE to see more photos.   |
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| Here are a couple of photos from the museum of work. The youngest was more interested in this museum. |
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| While excavating for a building project in the mid 50's they found over 600 of these jars- Amphora is the name of the shape and they were used to store wine. They are from Roman times, the jars were from Italy, Greece and Spain. Chateaumeillant was a once a Roman town. |
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| They recently found this and other amazing treasures below (2011), in a well. In this point in history, when the Gauls attacked Roman towns, they burned everything to the ground, so the ememy had no food or resources. A well was a good place to keep these treasures. |
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| We had an excellent picnic lunch. |
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| Mr Cool and his new sunnies. |
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| Someone is pretending to be angry. |
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| Boys had fun on the pedal boats. |
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| And fun swimming too! |
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| The little church of Saint-Martin de Vic in Nohant-Vic contains some well-preserved Romanesque frescoes from the 12th century. The frescoes depict scenes from the lives of Christ and St Martin. |
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| This was her house. We decided, just to explore the garden. |
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| All of the blue sculptures were created by Jean-Paul Moscovino. Click on his name for more information). |
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| Click here to read more about George Sand (Amantine-Lucile-Aurore Dupin). And Here for information about her house. |
