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LES CABANES, OR LES SAVOURNINS BAS, - ALIAS
"LE VILLAGE DES BORIES" - by Christian Lassure A conference
with slide show Part 6 |
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43- Group VI: overall view
From West to East (clockwise), this group is comprised of a dwelling-cum-silkworm house, a stable-cum-sheep shelter and a storehouse laid out contiguously round a small yard. |
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44 - Ditto
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45 - Group VI: gable-wall façade of the dwelling
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46 - Ditto, view of the dwelling's entrance
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47 - Ditto: niche in the enclosing wall to the left of the dwelling
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48 - Group VI: gutter between the dwelling and the stable-cum-sheep shelter - the latter's entrance
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49 - Group VI: interior of the stable-cum-sheep shelter with a bench supporting a feeding trough
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50 - Group VI: gutter between the stable-cum-sheep shelter and the storehouse - the latter's entrance
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51 - Groupe VI: entrance of the enclosure
The entrance was closed by a wooden barrier whose stile pivoted in holes pierced through two stones protruding from the inside wall of the enclosure. |
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52 - Groupe VI: rear view of the dwelling
A fine example of Gordoise nave, free from any ulterior excrescences or abutting stone heaps. |
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53 - Ditto
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54 - Group VI: side view of the dwelling's façade end-wall
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55 - Ditto: side view of the dwelling's rear end-wall
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56 - Ditto: view of the dwelling's rear end-wall
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57 - Group VI: view from the East, with the sheep shelter in the foreground
TO BE CONTINUED © Christian Lassure May 3rd, 2004 |
