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Built around 1855 and located in the south of Maine-et-Loire, in the heart of the Vendée region, the chapel, dedicated to Our Lady of All Graces, bears witness to the religious fervor of our countryside. Abbot Charles-Théodore Baudry (1817–1863), a native of the village of La Turmelière and professor of theology at the Saint-Sulpice seminary, requested its construction from his father so that he could celebrate Mass there when he returned to his family.

The Saint Joseph Chapel in L’Humeau was consecrated on May 4, 1859, the feast day of Saint Joseph. It was built at the entrance to a fir-lined avenue leading to the village where François Brin and his wife Jeanne Baudry, the devout farmers of the large farm who had it built, resided. Father Froger, the parish vicar, addressed the faithful not only from Montigné but also from Montfaucon and Roussay, who were present in large numbers at the ceremony.

Small chapel in the middle of the countryside.

Everything is in the title. A footbridge is available nearby

The Normandeau watermill is high on the north bank of the Moine. A submersible causeway bars, in part, the bed of the river. This mill was coupled with a windmill in the middle of the 18th century. It was used from 1902 by the Aumon-Martin establishment to produce electricity for the textile factory. After the electrification of Roussay, it served as a flour mill until 1946.

Old water mill on the Moine, nicely restored. A site of great beauty.

A remarkable site, nestled in the heart of a valley. Take out the cameras!

Former mill, once operated by several generations of potters, with a now private footbridge that served as a link between La Séguinière and La Romagne, and now a natural area on the banks of the Moine popular for several sporting activities. First of all, hiking, it is in particular the favorite place for the "Randonnée du Bouchot" organized each year for the Séguinière blood sausage festival (!!!). It is also a popular place for climbing with the presence of a cliff offering a small site of about fifteen routes with a height ranging from 10 to 20 m and a level of difficulty of 4 to 6b. For cyclists, the place gives the opportunity of a beautiful hill going up from the river towards the Séguinière. The passage of the ford can sometimes be blocked in the event of flooding of the river, but that passes largely in the beautiful days.