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This small chapel is dedicated to the Virgin Mary, who in France is almost always venerated under the title "Notre-Damère" (which corresponds to "Our Dear Lady" in German). The small Marian shrine, built in a beautiful location overlooking the sea, is dedicated to all those lost at sea. Numerous votive tablets and ship models displayed here bear witness to the gratitude for those rescued.

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This small chapel is dedicated to the Virgin Mary, who in France is almost always venerated under the title "Notre-Dame." The small shrine is dedicated to all those lost at sea. Votive tablets and ship models displayed here bear witness to the gratitude for those rescued.

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Characteristic of the site. Located on the heights with a 360° view of the VENDRES Pond.

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Very pretty canal, less known than the Canal du Midi, shaded. Do not miss the Gailhousty site, at the downstream outlet of the Canal de Jonction on the Aude river. This canal, put into operation in 1787, allows to make the connection between the Canal du Midi and the Canal de la Robine de Narbonne. The Gailhousty site consists of a lock, a spillway, a bridge and a dry dock. Upstream of the lock, the canal is protected from the floods of the Aude thanks to a system of dikes which surround it up to Sallèles-d'Aude. Downstream of the lock is a space designed to be able to be submerged during heavy floods: the spillway. The bridge is designed to provide rapid access to all points of the site, is of neat architecture, with a low arched vault and four quarter-circle staircases placed at each corner. During floods, it is necessary to be able to react quickly and maneuver the defense systems in time. Placed on the downstream head of the lock, it participates in the system of containing the strongest floods. The monumental spillway, 30 meters long, is located on the left bank of the canal between the Gailhousty lock and the Aude. Its front facade on the canal side is pierced with vertical crenellations that plunge into the water. At the rear, it has 5 arched openings at the foot of which launches an 8km long landing channel called "La Saignée" directed towards the Capestang pond. This building houses no less than 15 oversized valves. It is not intended to evacuate excess water from the Jonction canal but must allow the passage of flood water from the Aude river. Originally, it was planned that this water loaded with fertile silt would be directed into the Capestang pond to fill it and promote crops there.

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As you cycle to the beautiful little windmill near Lespignan, you’ll enjoy a charming mix of history and picturesque scenery. This classic Provencal windmill sits gracefully amidst vineyards and rolling hills, showcasing the region’s agricultural heritage.

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Beautiful windmill

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Very beautiful, peaceful place with the stable restaurant...make a stop there...I love it

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Imposing ship tunnel on the Canal du Midi.

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Nice place on the banks of the Aude

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beautiful work on the canal

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Interesting place to commemorate the lost sailors. Great view.

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Excellent. The view of the lake..

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Very very nice place. Unfortunately easy to get to.

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At the moment (today) 9/15/2022, no access. Forbidden to enter due to fire hazard. Was very kindly pointed out today by 2 park rangers. In the event of an infringement, the Police Municipal will come. Costs per person around €150. There was the Narbonne fires a while ago. Would have liked to have attached 1 photo. It does not work. Addendum to yesterday. At the moment the La Clape Mountains are closed to everyone and everything. And that until further notice. Forest fire risk too high.

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Good bike path along the Kanank.

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Very beautiful building that is still pure craftsmanship. Definitely worth a stop, you can use it as a rest, there is a great panoramic view opposite. Have fun. Greetings Marcus

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The Canal du Midi (“Canal of the South”) connects Toulouse with the Mediterranean near Sète. Its original name was Canal royal en Languedoc (“Royal Canal in Languedoc”). The canal is 240 km long and runs over the saddle between the Pyrenees and the French Massif Central (Wikipedia).

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Not a road tunnel 😁, but a water tunnel.

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Currently (August) closed due to the risk of forest fires. It's over on the street.

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