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Est un castelnau fortifié datant du XIIIe siècle solidement ancré sur son éperon rocheux. Saint-Arailles fait partie de cette multitude de villages se rapportant à un saint. Il doit son nom à Ste Eulalie, martyrisée en 304 à Barcelone, qui a donné par différentes mutations Sancta Eulalia, Santa Ralia, Sentaralha. Deux tours-portes commandent toujours l’entrée du village (archères) et les remparts dominent la vallée. L’église de Saint Arailles a pour patron Saint Barthélémy. Son typique clocher-mur et son auvent avec sa charpente chevillée sont remarquables. à quelques mètres du village : pile gallo-romaine de la Turraque du Merlieu, la chapelle de Brétous (classée ISMH) au sud, auprès de laquelle coule la fontaine réputée miraculeuse. Le lavoir au bas du village avec sa jolie charpente
Is a fortified castelnau dating from the 13th century firmly anchored on its rocky outcrop. Saint-Arailles is part of this multitude of villages relating to a saint. It owes its name to Ste Eulalia, martyred in 304 in Barcelona, which gave by different mutations Sancta Eulalia, Santa Ralia, Sentaralha. Two tower gates still command the entrance to the village (loopholes) and the ramparts dominate the valley. The church of Saint Arailles has Saint Barthélémy as its patron. Its typical steeple-wall and its awning with its pegged framework are remarkable. a few meters from the village: Gallo-Roman pile of the Turraque du Merlieu, the chapel of Brétous (listed ISMH) to the south, near which flows the fountain reputed to be miraculous. The washhouse at the bottom of the village with its pretty framework
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Photographed in a lovely little bric-a-brac shop in St Jacobs, Ontario, during my visit to Canada last year. This was on our way back from Niagara where Coleen and I spent a lovely couple of days.
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It is a very large tree. With lots of abstract leaf designs but I have to rake them all up !
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The adder is the UK's only venomous snake, but its poison is generally of little danger to humans: an adder bite can be painful and cause a inflammation, but is really only dangerous to the very young, ill or old. If bitten, medical attention should be sought immediately, however. Adders are secretive animals and prefer to slither off into the undergrowth rather than confront and bite humans and domestic animals; most attacks happen when they are trodden on or picked up. Instead, they use their venom to immobilise and kill their prey of small mammals, nestlings and lizards.
Statistics
Length: 60-80cm
Weight: 50-100g
Average lifespan: up to 15 years
Conservation status
Protected in the UK under the Wildlife and Countryside Act, 1981. Priority Species under the UK Post-2010 Biodiversity Framework.
When to see
March to October
Goslar / Lower Saxony / Germany
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