Rians Photo Gallery
1/20. The towers of Rians, twins for Eglise Notre-Dame, the bell tower and the tall bell-tower campanile
2/20. Pano image of Rians village center, with two active café-restaurants
3/20. The ancient public granary and wheat-hall in Rians now houses the communal library
4/20. Monumental 3-spigot fountain in the Rians village square
5/20. This one-woman produce shop in old Rians in 2009; gone in 2016 with the passing away of the owner
6/20. A 19th-century stone fountain at Place Saint Laurent in Rians village
7/20. Cycling and walking east on Rue Jules Ferry in Rians
8/20. Yellow, green and ocre Provencal colors of Rians village houses
9/20. The old weighbridge in Rians
10/20. Arched entry into old Rians village
11/20. We couldn't tell if this Rians bakery was closed just for noon-time, or a relic from the past
12/20. Colorful houses at the end of Rue Jules Ferry in Rians
13/20. Typical Provencal village houses, here in the village of Rians
14/20. Colorful Rians village walls and windows with green shutters
15/20. There are many, many steps needed to get from the center of Rians village to the church and chapel area at the top
16/20. The Chapelle Saint Enfant at the top of Rians is 16th century, at least.
17/20. This Medieval doorway in Rians, topped with a stone lion, now protects an empty lot
18/20. Medieval white-stone doorway in old Rians village
19/20. The Rians village lavoir was dry and a bit forlorn when we last passed (2017)
20/20. A defensive stone gargoyle on Notre-Dame church in Rians


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