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The lakeside walkway has been resurfaced. It's still gravel but is no longer rutted.

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Excavations carried out before the construction of a car park on Mont d'Hubert, near Cap Blanc Nez (Pas-de-Calais), have uncovered the remains of a Middle Neolithic camp (4,200 to 3,800 years before our era). The camp, covering three hectares, surrounded by a ditch and visible from more than thirty kilometers away, has yielded remains of animal and human bones, ceramics and flints. Source: https://www.inrap.fr/un-camp-neolithique-de-hauteur-proche-du-cap-blanc-nez-escalles-1349

The bomb holes in the surrounding pastures still bear witness to the English bombings, particularly around Mont d'Hubert. Wild orchids abound in these vast limestone meadows... perhaps you will meet the Boulogne sheep in charge of maintaining these protected areas? As part of the implementation of the NATURA2000 objectives document, this itinerant sheep grazing is carried out each year from May to October. The EAFRD, by financing the shepherd position, allows 600 sheep to roam all of the lawns to restore natural habitats.

It is a typical farm of the region, originally from 1633 and renovated in the 19th century. The farm is in a beautiful location at Cap Blanc Nez, a jewel of the Côte d'Opale. The property is surrounded by meadows, fields and heathland, and it is only a short distance from the sea. There are several gites (holiday homes) for 4 to 10 people, studios and 5 guest rooms in the outbuildings, all with independent entrances and private gardens.

Just above the hamlet of Le Tap Cul you have a viewpoint of the Cap Blanc Nez and its hinterland. You can keep looking at it.

Superb panorama with a view of the sea and even Great Britain on a clear day.

Very exciting place with a lot of history.