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Loop Loop completed with our travel gravel bikes, on one day without luggage. A quick stop in Delle for a very good kebab.

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Lonely area along the Swiss-French border.

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These magnificent sculptures were created from old agricultural implements. Whether it's a spider or an ant is anyone's guess. Absolutely stunning.

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Do you recognize the characters? Is it the prince?

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The sculptures are beautifully crafted and transport you back to your childhood. You immediately start discussing fairy tales from the past.

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The church of Saint-Léger in Is-sur-Tille has an original silhouette due to its turbulent history. Built in the 14th century on the site of an older place of worship (as evidenced by the discovery of Merovingian sarcophagi in the 1960s), it has been rebuilt several times. Around 1420, it was surrounded by a wall with 9 towers to use it as a refuge from invasions. It was rebuilt in the 16th century and in 1620 the bell tower collapsed. The need to rebuild the tower quickly probably explains the unusual choice of location and the irregularity of the pediment on the façade. Further work took place in the 18th century. More recently, between 2007 and 2009, the church was rehabilitated and its external and internal appearance renovated. The bell tower is covered with glazed tiles typical of Burgundian architecture and houses three bells, the largest of which (baptized Louise) weighs 1802 kg. Source and more:https://www.burgund-tourismus.com/kirchen-abteien-und-andere-religioese-bauwerke/eglise-saint-leger

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The Mont Renaud Observation Tower is a wooden tower built in 2001 on the site of a former military observation post. It offers a panoramic view of the Vosges and the Belfort gap. A great place to take a break and admire the views during your run.

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Delle's emblematic house, also called Maison Lourdel, is today the town hall. The building, listed as a Historic Monument, was built against the northern wall of the city in 1581 at the request of the provost and bailiff Louis Lourdel. It has undergone numerous modifications over the centuries by its different owners. The wooden gallery you see against the fortification wall was added in 1725. The Feltins are the last owners of the house and sold it to the city in 1993, which had it restored for five years before moving there. However, the building is in danger of collapsing, its structure requiring major strengthening work following an earthquake in 2003.

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