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AeroGrail By Chris 🇨🇵 🏔
October 7, 2026
Road cycling
Architectural Description
The church presents a typical structure of small parishes in the region:
• The Facade and Walls: Built in traditional local masonry, the exterior walls incorporate robust buttresses to support the structure at the level of the nave and the chancel.
• The Bell Tower: It is surmounted by a traditional bell tower with a slender spire covered in doloires or slates, visible across the surrounding plains.
• The Nave and Orientation: The building adopts a simple single-nave plan oriented (the chancel traditionally pointing east).
Historical Elements
The church presents a typical structure of small parishes in the region:
• The Facade and Walls: Built in traditional local masonry, the exterior walls incorporate robust buttresses to support the structure at the level of the nave and the chancel.
• The Bell Tower: It is surmounted by a traditional bell tower with a slender spire covered in doloires or slates, visible across the surrounding plains.
• The Nave and Orientation: The building adopts a simple single-nave plan oriented (the chancel traditionally pointing east).
Historical Elements
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2
riders
77.3km
02:57
180m
180m
Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride.
Moderate
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Elevation 140 m