Sanilhac-Sagriès Photo Gallery

1/21. Sanilhac's 14th-century castle donjon

2/21. Sanilhac village street with café-restaurant-newspaper shop - D112, Route de Nîmes

3/21. Sanilhac village church is 17th century, restored and enlarged in the 18th century

4/21. The old Chateau of Sanilhac, now a rest home

5/21. The old parish church of Sanilhac, 17th century, at the Place de l'Eglise in the old village

6/21. Large, old building in Sanilhac, at Rue du Porche and Chemin de la Cave

7/21. Rue du Porche, Sanilhac, looking east

8/21. Rue du Porche, Sanilhac, looking west

9/21. Front of the Protestant temple in Sanilhac

10/21. Protestant temple in Sanilhac,on the Allée des Aubépines

11/21. Decorated control box for the old weybridge scaled in Sanilhac

12/21. The village church of Sagries, with its 19th-century facade

13/21. Streets of Sagries village

14/21. Stone stairway passage at he Impasse des Porches, Sagries village

15/21. Steps and tiny canal carved from solid stone in Sagries village

16/21. Sanilhac village cats

17/21. Sagries covered lavoir

18/21. Interior of the lavoir in Sagries village

19/21. Lavoir of Sanilhac, in the fields at the west edge of the village

20/21. The Sanilhac covered lavoir - (we Photoshopped out some of the graffiti)

21/21. Pre-Roman menhir, the Pierre Bamboche between Sanilhac and Collias