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"Le Chemin des Bois" is an old farmhouse that has just been renovated. Modern and old have been mixed for your comfort. Gaudiès is a very calm hamlet, surrounded by woods and pastures overlooking the Aveyron gorges. The river for swimming or fishing is accessible on foot less than half an hour away via the GR footpath. "Le Chemin des Bois" in La Bastide l'Eveque: this gîte can accommodate 6 people. It is composed as follows: first floor: living room (equipped kitchen, dining room, lounge area, wood burning stove) which opens out onto a covered terrace with bar, flat-top grill, eating area, benches, deck chairs. WC. Ground floor: 3 bedrooms with 1 double bed, 1 queen-size bed and 2 single beds, shower room, WC, cellar with sink and washing machine. Enclosed adjoining garden with picnic table and barbecue and 2 car ports are at your disposition. The village of La Bastide l'Eveque with bakery and café-restaurant is situated 6 km away. For all services, Villefranche-de-Rouergue is 10 km away.
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Capacity6 Person(s), 3 Room(s), 6 Person(s) (maximum)
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La Terrasse du Chemin des BoisGaudiès, La Bastide-l'Évêque12200 Le Bas-Ségala lat. 44.357609 - lon. 2.096805
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In the heart of the Aveyron gorges and the Lezert valley lies a historical savoir-faire… During your visit of la Bastide l'Evêque, come and discover the copper foundries. Meet passionate people that brought back to life "martinaïres" !
The copper foundries of La Bastide l'Evêque existed in the 14th century and stopped working in the 19th century. The name "martinet" refers to the water powered hammer used in the foundry. Here, copper was beaten out into "coupes noires" (black cups) which were then sent to be finished elsewhere, including to coppersmiths in Villefranche. Today, the Ramonde foundry has been brought back to life by the Martinet Association
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