France - Albi, Carcassonne and Dordogne

- NAJAC 4 -

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The Fontain Monolith des Consuls dates from 1344. Carved upon it are various coats of arms of the consuls and local bishops.

The faubourg (village square) has houses raised on pillars on its perimeter as in a typical central square of a 'bastide' (a fortified town or village dating from the 13th and 14th century).  (Right and Below)

An old and fading 'Dubonnet' sign on a wall in the main square.  (Right)

More buildings in the main square.   (Left, Right and Below)

This is the final page of Najac pictures.
A visit to Cordes-sur-Ciel starts on the next page.
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