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Abbecourt Abbey was founded at the end of the 12th century by Gasce V of Poissy and added to the Premonstratensian Order. Several times badly damaged during the Hundred Years' War, it was restored over the centuries, then completely rebuilt in the 18th century. Declared national property following the Revolution, it was sold and then destroyed at the beginning of the 19th century. All that remains above ground is a section of wall, about sixty meters long, which rests on the foundations of the church, the canons' building and the outbuildings.

The Pissaloup basin is nestled in the heart of Yvelines. This peaceful body of water is surrounded by hiking trails, ideal for family walks and picnics.

A must-have when the toads wake up from their slumber all at once. It's an incredible song around this pond, we hear more than that. Gorgeous

Remains of an abbey dating from the 12th century on the edge of the forest and near a small pond of the same name

Small pond in the Flambertins forest in Crespières

small waterhole, I passed quite quickly

Nice crossing point for the v33, this site provides access to the Val de Seine leisure center. It also goes on the Seine side, but not in all seasons!

A very pleasant little pond to take a break after a tour of the Alluets plateau or after having darkened the few kilometers of the Route Royale. The road crossing this pond leads directly, through the forest to Crespières. Very nice walk to do!