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View of Gien


France, Gien at the Loire river, August 2009
View of the town with the Château de Gien, a historic and listed castle.
Much of Gien was destroyed during the Second World War. The town was bombed with the aim to destroy the town's bridge to prevent the French Army from retreating. The bombardment created a huge fire which completely destroyed over four hundred buildings, including the town's two main churches. The town was rebuilt after the war: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gien
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View of the town with the Château de Gien, a historic and listed castle.
Much of Gien was destroyed during the Second World War. The town was bombed with the aim to destroy the town's bridge to prevent the French Army from retreating. The bombardment created a huge fire which completely destroyed over four hundred buildings, including the town's two main churches. The town was rebuilt after the war: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gien
Thanks all for the nice comments and the favourites, very much appreciated!
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Beautifully captured scenic area. Well done Peter Regards Tess.
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