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Tour of the lake via the Col du Chat, very beautiful with very beautiful views.

Beautiful campsite right on the lake.

Beautiful lake, beautiful views.

Nice little road by the lake, great views.

small road with bike lanes and beautiful views.

Beautiful little fieldstone church above the lake.

The Bourdeau church is located in the center of the cemetery and offers a beautiful view of the lake. “It’s a lost turquoise, a drop of blue water like no water in the world” Honoré de Balzac about the lake. As you enter this cemetery, a stone cross meets your gaze. Although it has no inscription, it is remarkable for its sobriety. Its hexagonal size indicates its age (probably 17th century). The church of Bourdeau, administered by a Dean (responsible for a sector), was attached to the priests of Aix-les-Bains, then later to the bishopric of Grenoble. It has always remained independent of the castle which had its own chapel. Adjoining the church, to the left of it, is a building initially intended to be a rectory but which served as a court, factory and school. The particularity of the church is the presence of a liter on the south wall, outside. In accordance with the right of liter, it was customary to paint a black band around the nave on the death of the founder or protector. This funeral band or belt, halfway up the walls, is a mortar coating; Originally black, 34 cm wide, it has been erased by bad weather. It was established at the time of the death of Louis de Livron, who had the church renovated and enlarged in 1661. The church is dedicated to Saint-Vincent of Zaragoza, patron saint of winegrowers and protector of the town. The choir seems to date from the beginning of the 15th century. The stained glass windows were renovated in 1972. The choir vault is made of tuff stone, unlike the local stone nave. The nave seems to have been rebuilt around 1661 at the request of Louis de Livron. The current altar, of recent design (1975), was made from a very old altar stone. The oak paneling at the back represents a lamb in the center, a vine on the right and a sheaf of wheat on the left. They date from the old altar. On each pillar the coat of arms of the Livron family appeared during a restoration in 1975. The coat of arms is also found under the ogive of the nave. They were hammered during the Revolution. Source: Savoie-Mont-Blanc

feels almost like sea