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Great playground for slightly older children

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View of Mende from the urban path V.

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Interesting mausoleum, I wish the nearby water source was in good condition.

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Spicy climb to Croix du Mont Mimet, beautiful viewpoint over Mende

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very beautiful landscapes

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The Mausoleum of Lanuéjols, located in the commune of Lanuéjols in the Lozère department, was built at the end of the 2nd or the beginning of the 3rd century. Situated in the Valdonnez valley, the site was built by a wealthy family in memory of their two sons.

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At the top of Truc de Balduc, a large panorama opens up over the Valdonez. You are at the very location of the last scene of the film The Big Mop.

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Vestige of an extremely luxurious Gallo-Roman tomb dating from the 3rd century.

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Vestige of an extremely luxurious Gallo-Roman tomb dating from the 3rd century.

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The Lanuéjols mausoleum, also called the Pomponii mausoleum, is a Gallo-Roman funerary complex which includes a tomb but also an altar or a kind of esplanade, where religious ceremonies were to take place. The date of its construction dates back to the 2nd century AD. A Latin inscription is on the lintel above the entrance door. It reads the following epitaph: "Lucius Iulius Bassianus, and Pomponia Regola, built this monument, together with the surrounding buildings, from its foundation to its completion and dedicated it to their children. »

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On the Causse de Mende, above the town, there are two villages which were sold to the State by their last inhabitants in 1905: Gerbal and La Chaumette. At this date, there remains an inhabitant in Gerbal and a family in La Chaumette. We are far from the fifteen families who lived here at the beginning of the 19th century. These villages lived off the breeding of sheep and the cultivation of wheat. But from the 16th century, the demand for wool exploded in Europe. The herds are growing, which leads to the deforestation of more and more areas and the exhaustion of land. It is therefore depleted and leached land which is ceded to the State, which establishes the current forest there. Of these villages there remain the ruins of the dwellings, with the exception of a Chaumette complex restored by the ONF in the 1960s. These houses, entirely in limestone, are models of the Caussenard habitat. The main building has two levels, ground floor housing and the floor dedicated to storage, is accompanied by a sheepfold surmounted by its barn. All of these constructions are made of stone, there is no wood of sufficient quality and size or at too high a cost. There were only two villages because there are only two sources of water, which had to supplement several cisterns and lavognes (artificial pond to water the cattle).

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On the Causse de Mende, above the town, there are two villages which were sold to the State by their last inhabitants in 1905: Gerbal and La Chaumette. At this date, there remains an inhabitant in Gerbal and a family in La Chaumette. We are far from the fifteen families who lived here at the beginning of the 19th century. These villages lived off the breeding of sheep and the cultivation of wheat. But from the 16th century, the demand for wool exploded in Europe. The herds are growing, which leads to the deforestation of more and more areas and the exhaustion of land. It is therefore depleted and leached land which is ceded to the State, which establishes the current forest there. Of these villages there remain the ruins of the dwellings, with the exception of a Chaumette complex restored by the ONF in the 1960s. These houses, entirely in limestone, are models of the Caussenard habitat. The main building has two levels, ground floor housing and the floor dedicated to storage, is accompanied by a sheepfold surmounted by its barn. All of these constructions are made of stone, there is no wood of sufficient quality and size or at too high a cost. There were only two villages because there are only two sources of water, which had to supplement several cisterns and lavognes (artificial pond to water the cattle).

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