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Charming little village with its beautiful yellow stone church, its small square and its flowery memorial.

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Overnight accommodation at the Soers mariales to the right of the church. Wonderful stage stop on my Camino https://huettemann.eu/de/2023/10/von-cluny-an-die-loire-berndscamino/

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Wonderful stage stop on my Camino https://huettemann.eu/de/2023/10/von-cluny-an-die-loire-berndscamino/

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Drinking water supply in Le Cerne

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Cozy picnic well located by the river.

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Weird, but also funny. Anyway, a good place to take a break.

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Old adobe house, now a performance hall and vestige of peasant life. Very nice view, ideal stopover for a picnic! Every year, the festival "peasant words" is held there. https://bit.ly/3xXVEQJ

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Carpe Diem! Seating, let alone rest areas, are few and far between and are usually only found in and around the villages along the way, but then more often.

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It is really impressive how in almost every small town the fallen of the war are commemorated and how lovingly these memorials are cared for.

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All the more valuable, since rest areas are really few and far between. And you can sit and pause on the two benches at the entrance

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You have to look closely to spot the two tables! A break there is definitely recommended, especially as it is the only place to stop between Le Cergne and Charlieu. And the boss is extremely funny and in a good mood!

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And between propane gas bottles, a fruit stand, hiking sticks and an infinite number of devotional items, there are two tables with chairs that serve as a terrace. Here you can enjoy a cool drink in the shade of the parasols.

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Totally insane... at first glance a junkyard, on closer inspection a mix bar and general store that sells anything but live animals. A real curiosity along the way!

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As a memorial to the many dead, such memorials or war memorials are still very important today. "Now, Lord, let your servant go in peace, as you said." However, the people who are commemorated here did not divorce in peace, but became victims of war and tyranny. Many of the places and monuments that you come across along the way are evidence of the horrors of war and tyranny, which is still relevant and relevant today. They all have two essential functions, anew for each generation: -1- Commemorate and remember the victims -2- Remind to keep the peace

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On the ascent to Arcinges you can see the steeple of the church, which, as you get closer, makes you (almost) forget the effort.

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An imposing memorial was erected here for the fallen soldiers of the First World War. Very neat, decorated with fresh flowers and framed by the tricolore.

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At and next to the chapel there are benches and picnic benches, which invite you to take a break. A trash can is also available there.

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Opposite the chapel are three crosses depicting the Crucifixion scene.

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At this beautiful chapel there is a stele on the Way of St. James, the first that I have seen on my Way of St. James from Chagny.

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The Grands Couverts are characteristic of the region. They are distinguished by their large four-sided roof, one of which is very short at the front. Dating for the most part from the 18th century, these buildings grouped under the same roof spaces devoted to people, animals and storage. The Grand Couvert des Perches is one of the last in the region and it is possible to visit it.

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