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Passing through VINASSAN to the Glacière de FLEURY D'AUDE. On the way back we follow the banks of the AUDE and return via COURSAN. Small roads without road traffic and paths through the vineyards. Pleasure from start to finish.

Coursan is a French municipality of 6,217 inhabitants located in the Aude department in the Occitania region. Worthy of note is the Church of Our Lady of Rominguière: built between the 12th and 13th centuries, supported by The Watchtower.

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France is known for its iconic tree-lined streets. There are many theories as to why they have so many and whose idea they were in the first place, from Napoleon to the Romans. Some people think the Romans are responsible Many of the tree-lined streets in France are incredibly straight, with trees planted at regular intervals alongside them. It is true that many of France's roads are Roman roads, designed by the Romans to get from A to B as efficiently as possible. However, it is unclear whether this is the reason why France still has so many trees planted along its roads, as the trees obviously would have died long ago. Some people believe that Napoleon was responsible The most widely accepted theory is that Napoleon ordered French streets to be lined with trees so that his troops could march across the breadth of the country in shade. It's a logical explanation, although no one knows for sure whether it's true, especially in the south of France, where it would have taken 30 to 50 years for all the trees to be large enough to provide proper shade. Sure, his troops never benefited from them. Author: Marcella Fuller | Last updated: January 2022

Great little bridge, it's amazing that so much money is invested in some things, I think it's great that such a remote bridge that is actually only used by a few farmers is so laboriously maintained. Incidentally, not only small cars fit through there, farmers are not afraid to drive over it. Saw tractor tracks on top of curb. Hopefully the good piece holds up. Greetings Marcus

I can only confirm that it's really nice to drive there every now and then. Greetings Marcus

Great little bridge, it's amazing that so much money is invested in some things, I think it's great that such a remote bridge, which is actually only used by a few farmers, is so lavishly maintained. By the way, it's not just small cars that fit through there, farmers aren't afraid to drive over them. Saw tractor tracks at the top of the backsplash. Hopefully the good piece will last. Greetings Marcus

There is a nice café in the immediate vicinity