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priory of sainte ortaire

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chapel of Saint Ortaire, Saint Radegonde.

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We just did this path, no more trees on the path

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easy route along a meandering river. Not for people with moderate mobility.

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Difficult to walk because there are many trees across the path.

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Magnificent hike in the peace, in the trees, along the water, with viewpoints to delight the eyes and the mind. A little sporty in places....Wonderful memories

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Here is a beautiful resting place near the chapel. Be sure to take a machete with you for the way there.

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Go see the wishing fountain.

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A mysterious place.

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Curious to see...

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Here there is a natural cave carved into the curious angular rock. This is where the legend of the dairy Gisèle was born who, in exchange for offerings, provided the peasants with the equipment necessary for plowing their fields.

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With a view of the casino, this beautiful lake is ideal for strolling.

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This priory is a religious site with another chapel which is in the neighboring barn. This barn became a chapel because it served to house two statues of Saints Ortaire and Radegonde, hidden in the barn during the French Revolution for safekeeping.

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This natural Armorican sandstone belvedere offers a very pretty view of Bagnoles-de-l'Orne. At your feet you see an impressive scree stand.

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In the heart of the Andaine forest, in the Villiers gorges and near the Gourbe, this lovely chapel has an idyllic setting. Consecrated to Saint Anthony the Great, it is said that fantastic beings inhabit it.

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Formed by the Gourbe, these gorges located in the Andaines forest are distinguished by their scree. There is also a hot spring, the Chaude Eau fountain, as well as the cave of the fairy Gisèle.

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Very beautiful panorama of Bagnoles de l'Orne and in particular the Bo'Spa thermal baths

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A few steps from the Gourbe, which meanders quietly through the Andaine forest, hides a chapel dedicated to Saint Anthony the Great. If the oldest trace of the building dates back to 1232, its foundation is estimated in the 6th century. Property of the Abbey of Saint-Martin-de-Troarn, the chapel was destroyed during the Revolution, but the statue of the saint was spared. Definitively attached to Magny-le-Désert, the old oratory was rebuilt in 1875. But why this loyalty to Saint Antoine? The devotion follows the acquisition of a fragment of the bones of the saint obtained by the parish priest of Almenêches from the bishopric of Grenoble. A relic offered to the parish of Magny was placed in the chapel during a procession, organized on June 2, 1879, in the presence of several thousand faithful. For more than a century, the chapel became the object of popular veneration, and masses were celebrated there on January 17, the date of the death of Saint Anthony, in Thebaid, in ancient Egypt, and on Pentecost Monday. Near the small monument, a well is revealed where crosses of hazel wood made on site are accumulated. Placed in this fountain, these crosses grant wishes and ensure healing. Custom or legend, not a word, it's a secret... It is also said that mysterious beings haunt the place. Fairy of the Heathers of Andaine, Gisèle Normande and Mélusine du Poitou protect travelers on full moon evenings. But after midnight, the werewolf Guierou and his friend La Grande Bique would intimidate walkers into falling from the rocks of the Villiers Gorge. Source: ouest-france.fr/pays-de-la-loire/sarthe/andaine-les-secrets-de-la-chapelle-saint-antoine-6129984

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The hot spring that gushes there, owned by the Bagnoles-de-l'Orne Normandy spa, was worshiped in Roman times.

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A beautiful part of the Andaines forest

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