Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Vienne-en-Bessin

When the erection of Saint-Pierre started within the 11th century, the place belonged to the "Jumièges Abbey", one of the most important abbeys in Northern France at that time. The brickwork of oldest walls of Saint-Pierre are done in "opus spicatum" ("herringbone-pattern"), A long row of corbels is under the roof. There was a weathered, single female exhibitionist seen on the pervious uplöoad. Neighbouring to the lady is a nude couple.

When the erection of Saint-Pierre started within the 11th century, the place belonged to the "Jumièges Abbey", one of the most important abbeys in Northern France at that time. The brickwork of oldest walls of Saint-Pierre are done in "opus spicatum" ("herringbone-pattern"), A long row of corbels is under the roof. Here is a weathered, but explicit female exhibitionist.

When the erection of Saint-Pierre started within the 11th century, the place belonged to the "Jumièges Abbey", one of the most important abbeys in Northern France at that time. The brickwork of oldest walls of Saint-Pierre are done in "opus spicatum" ("herringbone-pattern"), what can be seen around the Romanesque portal. A long row of corbels is under the roof.