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The sight of military cemeteries is always very sad, but we must not forget history.

Village St Gobain which gives its name to the famous company. Saint-Gobain is a French company specialized in the production, processing and distribution of materials.

The Saint-Gobain Caves are a series of natural caves in limestone cliffs. There you can admire impressive rock formations and dwellings from the past that you can explore.

Parish church and cemetery of the Assumption-of-the-Virgin of Cuts. Church from the 12th and 13th centuries, made up of later chapels and a reconstructed nave

French National Cemetery from the 1st WW.

Nice little church. Worth the detour

Magnificent oak (Quercus petraea) in the Forest of St-Gobain at 700m NE of the old abbey in Saint-Nicolas-aux-Bois. This tree is called "Oak of the three girls". The girth of the tree, measured at a height of 1.50 m, is 4.66 m for a total height of around 33 m.

A wash house is a basin supplied with water generally of natural origin, the primary purpose of which is to allow laundry to be rinsed after washing it. It is most often public, free or paid depending on the municipality, but can be private, attached to a single house or a single farm and can be made available to neighbors for a fee. Contrary to a very widespread representation, the washerwomen did not go there most often to wash the linen, but to rinse it there. Going to the washhouse was indeed the last step before drying. Since washing consumed only a few buckets of water, it could take place in homes or laundry rooms where laundry would accumulate before the "big wash", but rinsing required large amounts of clean water, only available in streams or in a captured source. However, there are washhouses with several basins, the upstream basin serving as a rinser, those downstream as a washhouse (washing the laundry itself) or even a drinking trough. (Wikipedia)