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Bonne semaine à tous.
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Courcelles le Roi ... via PiP's
C'est tout ce qu'il reste du château...
Château de Sully-sur-Loire
Château de Sully-sur-Loire
Château de Sully-sur-Loire
Château de Sully-sur-Loire
Château de Sully-sur-Loire
Château de Sully-sur-Loire
Le moyen âge vous regarde.
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Château d'Azay-le-Rideau
Château d'Azay-le-Rideau
Château d'Azay-le-Rideau
Château d'Azay-le-Rideau
Château d'Azay-le-Rideau
Château d'Azay-le-Rideau
Tout au bout d'un chemin...
Sleeping Beauty's Castle?
ANGERS
Entrance gate of the mansion - HFF
"Reflets dominicaux"...
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Slide show: Five Dutch Castles / Vijf Nederlandse…
Powis Castle
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Two chairs for me and you, and tea for two...
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Médiéval et Renaissance, et HFF
Roof needed urgently...
Demeure majestueuse...
Nederland - Wijhe, De Gelder
The old drawbridge - HFF
DSC2908
Forteresse au milieu de la ville
Once it was a proud fortress... - H.A.N.W.E.
Evening light - HFF
outlook to the prague castle
Ici, l'heure dorée mérite bien son nom.
Looking to the Barbican
Location
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" A la découverte du BENELUX // Die BENELUX - Länder entdecken"
" A la découverte du BENELUX // Die BENELUX - Länder entdecken"
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Nederland - ‘s-Graveland, Jagtlust
The history of the estates in ‘s-Graveland dates back to the year of 1625 (during the Dutch Golden Age). In that year wealthy Amsterdam merchants did get permission to cultivate an area west of Hilversum The sandy soil was excavated and transported by boat to Amsterdam, where it was used for the expansion of the city. On the way back, the ships took manure and rubbish with them to enrich the infertile soil of 's-Graveland. Initially farms were founded on the lots and leased to farmers. Later several estates were created with country houses with park-like gardens.
Jagtlust is a small country estate that historically belongs to the other estates of 's-Graveland. The original farmstead is known by various names such as Het Derde Heihuis, Groot Jan and De Laetste Stuyver. It was not until 1791 that the name Jagtlust was used.
Jagtlust was built on the site of a former inn De Laetste Stuyver. Originally it was a fairly simple country house. More than 70 years after the estate Heilust was added to Jagtlust, it was given its present form in 1900. The house became a second storey, a tower-like extension with a circular staircase and an adjoining orangery. Although one of the smaller estates in 's-Graveland it has a lot to offer: an impressive manor, a large vegetable garden, all kinds of follies and a number of remarkable trees.
Among them a moerascipres (Bald cypress), planted around the year of 1865. This tree has a lot of remarkable cypress knees, which is very rare in the Netherlands (PiP3).
A nearby tulpenboom (Liriodendron) is even some years older. This tree was struck by lightning a few years ago and will be cut down for safety reasons (PiP4 and 5)
In 2006 the estate was bought by Natuurmonumenten (Society for Preservation of Nature Monuments in the Netherlands), ensuring that the manors and their gardens can retain their grandeur. Nowadays Jagtlust is one of the ten estates in 's-Graveland.
Jagtlust is a small country estate that historically belongs to the other estates of 's-Graveland. The original farmstead is known by various names such as Het Derde Heihuis, Groot Jan and De Laetste Stuyver. It was not until 1791 that the name Jagtlust was used.
Jagtlust was built on the site of a former inn De Laetste Stuyver. Originally it was a fairly simple country house. More than 70 years after the estate Heilust was added to Jagtlust, it was given its present form in 1900. The house became a second storey, a tower-like extension with a circular staircase and an adjoining orangery. Although one of the smaller estates in 's-Graveland it has a lot to offer: an impressive manor, a large vegetable garden, all kinds of follies and a number of remarkable trees.
Among them a moerascipres (Bald cypress), planted around the year of 1865. This tree has a lot of remarkable cypress knees, which is very rare in the Netherlands (PiP3).
A nearby tulpenboom (Liriodendron) is even some years older. This tree was struck by lightning a few years ago and will be cut down for safety reasons (PiP4 and 5)
In 2006 the estate was bought by Natuurmonumenten (Society for Preservation of Nature Monuments in the Netherlands), ensuring that the manors and their gardens can retain their grandeur. Nowadays Jagtlust is one of the ten estates in 's-Graveland.
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