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Magnificent place! The Lande Forêt pond is located in the heart of the Grais departmental forest. By bike, it is accessible via a secure route from the Briouze-Bagnoles greenway in Orne Normandy. An interpretive walking trail and wooden decks allow you to go around the pond. Picnic tables, bicycle boxes and a shelter are available at the entrance to the site.

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Saint Roch (Saint-ROCH), to whom this chapel is dedicated as patron, was born in Montpellier, France, in the middle of the 14th century. He is popularly considered – along with Saint Sebastian – to be the “plague saint”. What is characteristic of the depiction of Rochus in paintings and as statues is that he usually points to a plague boil on his leg; A dog can often be seen at his feet, because according to legend, when he was caring for plague patients, he himself fell ill with it and retreated into solitude, providing him with bread every day. Saint-ROCH's memorial day in the calendar of saints is August 16th.

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It is the largest marsh in the Orne with 200 hectares. It is a real treasure trove for fauna and flora, where nearly 170 different species of birds use it as a breeding site. The best thing is to meet the staff who maintain the marsh: Camargue horses and Scottish cattle!

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Surrounded by trees in the forest of Grais, this magnificent lake is a real pleasure for walkers. With benches to rest and places to picnic, you will really enjoy this lake.

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Many forest trails suitable for trail running

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Saint-Aubert-sur-Orne is an old village, founded by the monks of Mont-Saint-Michel. Near the Orne, in front of the ford, they erected a church (around 800 AD) and named their spiritual master, St Aubert, to the land they were beginning to clear. Source: http://www.office-tourisme-putanges.com

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This pond is located in the middle of the Grais national forest. It can be accessed in several ways: by a small road or by the numerous forest trails. There are picnic tables for an ideal break in a bucolic setting.

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Saint-Aubert-sur-Orne is an old village, founded by the monks of Mont-Saint-Michel. Near the Orne, opposite the ford, they built a church (around the year 800) and gave the name of their spiritual master, St Aubert, to the land they were beginning to clear. Saint-Aubert-sur-Orne was for centuries a dependency of the St-Etienne Abbey of Caen. At that time, peasants benefited from the acorns, a right consisting of the exploitation of acorns from the forest. This privilege was accompanied by a curious custom: every year the prosecutor of the Caen religious community paraded people and their pigs. Thus, he could estimate their property to better tax them.

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