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Photo ID: 368
Gallery ID: 60 - Castelnaud
| Photo Title: Castelnaud | Photographer/Artist:
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Description:
Castelnaud perched with hillside on left bank of the Dordogne, Castelnaud dominates the small borough coiled with its feet. Its former owners, vassal of kings of England, opposed a long time to their neighbors, the lords de Beynac, faithful to kings de France.
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