View from across the Rue Emile Desourteaux and down the road to Peyrilhac
(showing scaffolding for repairs)   

View from across the Rue Emile Desourteaux down the road to Peyrilhac

    This photograph, is looking across the Rue Emile Desourteaux and down the D101 road to Peyrilhac. As can be clearly seen, some reconstruction work is in the process of being carried out and at the time the photograph was taken (September 2009) it was not possible to walk down the Peyrilhac road. This process of reconstruction / repair is more or less a constant occurrence these days and it is quite common to find parts of the village inaccessible. It takes much effort to keep an old ruin looking like a new ruin. The white building, just visible behind the blue scaffolding is the Masset Farm House, which served as the SS Field Post during the attack on 10th June 1944. The church is to the right-rear of the photographer. See also the panoramic view taken from the same location and the view taken from the same place in May 2010 without the scaffolding in place.


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© Michael Williams: December 2010