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Farewell everyone :)
#41
princealbertofb Wrote:Of course. Nice. I am meaning to go and visit the Châteaux de la Loire one of these days, maybe when I retire. I would like to take Derek there with me. I hope he'll find them interesting.

Haven't they turned most of those castle into Hotels now? I know the Castle in Chauvigny is a 5 star hotel
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#42
Probably, if they were small enough and not a tourist attraction so much... I've heard of that too, Jake.
The Château in Chauvigny is called Château d'Harcourt.
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#43
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#44
princealbertofb Wrote:[Image: activite-75-1.jpg]
Yes it never actually belong to the family, the castle was built by a priest or a bishop of some sort, I don't have record there was a castle there when the lordship was own by the ancestor.
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#45
There's a Rue des Châteaux which suggests that there were several castles there. Maybe an old one and a later one... I've been Google visiting Chauvigny and it looks quite nice. There's a beautiful romanesque church there.
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#46
So it would appear that there were 4 châteaux in Chauvigny, and one tower... Not bad for a small city.
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#47
Actually 5!
De l'époque féodale, Chauvigny conserve cinq châteaux forts : le château des Évêques ou château baronnial (construit et agrandi du XIe au XVe s.), le château d'Harcourt (XIIIe s.), le château de Montléon (XIIIe s.), le Donjon de Gouzon (XII et XIII s.) et la Tour de Flins (XIIe s.).
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#48
princealbertofb Wrote:Actually 5!
De l'époque féodale, Chauvigny conserve cinq châteaux forts : le château des Évêques ou château baronnial (construit et agrandi du XIe au XVe s.), le château d'Harcourt (XIIIe s.), le château de Montléon (XIIIe s.), le Donjon de Gouzon (XII et XIII s.) et la Tour de Flins (XIIe s.).

From what I know the family ancestor was a Duke (military official) and well, we are royal cousin as far as the Plantagenet Dynasty.
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#49
Hi Jake, sorry to see you and Alex go. It sounds like you are going to be mega busy though! I never really got to know either of you very well (I'm a nightmare introvert sometimes) but I always enjoyed reading your posts.
Good luck with your endeavors! Confusedmile:
<<<<I'm just consciousness having a human experience>>>>
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#50
Thanks for giving us this opportunity to tell you goodbye instead of vanishing without a trace. I will miss you and Alex. Your posts were always interesting reading, often from the point of view of the disenfranchised even though you're both financially comfortable. It is heartening that you give back to the gay community without a second thought. Speaking as someone from near the bottom of the economic ladder, it always gave me hope when I read how much the two of you really care.

It's true, I didn't know you well. But I will miss you all the same. Enjoy the direction the next phase of living takes all of you. You will be missed here. Take care my friends.

-Steve
xx
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