LE JARDIN DU LAVOIR ET DE LA FONTAINE RAGOT

Built in the ^19th century, this former communal washhouse, where women used to kneel on their wooden crates, had long been overgrown by brambles. It owes its salvation to the energy of the Agapanthe association, which in 2007 set about restoring it to its former glory. The abandoned pile of stones is now a vast 5,000^m2 landscaped park, much appreciated by walkers and lovers of old stones.