Looks like a really interesting place to visit. You can see the transition to the Early Renaissance between the two houses. From fortification to windows. (Even if it's a little difficult because windows were cut into the older building to modernize it.)
Christiane a parfaitement raison. Ces ruines intéressantes sont celles du château des ducs de Bourbon. Je suppose, donc, que les deux maisons sont sises, elles aussi, à Bourbon-l'Archambault. Mes grands-parents y allaient souvent prendre les eaux!
I had to look up the word chanoine, it translates as canon. Not sure what a canon house is, but interesting that they both have their own attractive turrets.
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ReplyDeleteje plaisante... je crois qu'il s'agit de Bourbon l'Archambault !
Looks like a really interesting place to visit. You can see the transition to the Early Renaissance between the two houses. From fortification to windows. (Even if it's a little difficult because windows were cut into the older building to modernize it.)
ReplyDeleteChristiane a parfaitement raison. Ces ruines intéressantes sont celles du château des ducs de Bourbon. Je suppose, donc, que les deux maisons sont sises, elles aussi, à Bourbon-l'Archambault. Mes grands-parents y allaient souvent prendre les eaux!
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ReplyDeleteI had to look up the word chanoine, it translates as canon. Not sure what a canon house is, but interesting that they both have their own attractive turrets.
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