Lanvallay Photo Gallery
Lanvallay Photo Gallery
Courtesy of local historian, Jean-Pierre Fournier, and Deputy Mayor, Hubert Adam
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- Aerial view of Walkern
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- Aerial view of the port of Dinan Lanvallay
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- Lanvallay
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- Lanvallay in the spring
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- Foxglove, the symbol of Lanvallay
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- Lanvallay in the springtime
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- The port of Lanvallay
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- The Port of Lanvallay
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- The port of Lanvallay
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- The viaduct Lanvallay under the snow. 1854
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- Lanvallay, port of Dinan
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- The old bridge at the port of Dinan-Lanvallay
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- The old bridge Lanvallay-Dinan
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- Nautical jousting, 14 July 2008
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- The Cider Route
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- Floral competition, July 2008
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- Floral competition, July 2008
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- The Mayor’s office, Lanvallay
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- Manor Court of Britain in the Magdalen, 16th and 17th century
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- The District of Magdelena
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- The district of Magdalena
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- Blacksmith House, Street de l’Abbaye
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- Old farm in Lanvallay, now a museum
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- Former chapel of the lords of 15th century Lanvallay
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- The manor de Lohier, 16th century
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- The manor of Grillemont, 15th and 17th century
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- The manor of Rochettes, 17th century
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- Old Cooperage rue de lAbbaye, built about 1844
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- Tressaint church
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- Old house of Landeboulou
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- River Rance to Landeboulou
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- The manor de Landeboulou 17th century
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- The seigneurial dovecot of Landeboulou
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- Chantoiseau at sunset in Lanvallay
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- Reeds and wild flowers at Chantoiseau
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- The old river
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- The path of Mount millennium, Envay
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- Abbey viewed from Lehon Lanvallay. 12th century
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- The ancient ramparts of Dinan from Mount Envay
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- Peter Sinclair accepts a gift from Lanvallay on behalf of Walkern, 8 August 2012
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Please do feel free to send messages about the twinning of Walkern & Lanvallay using the comment form below
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Below is the translation of Jean-Pierre’s message (thank you Alex). Many thanks Jean-P for your touching words. I very much look forward to our future links, and to seeing you, Hubert, Michel, Colette, Jean-Paul, Thierry, Ga
This is looking really exciting. Lanvally looks a very pretty village and our historical link will make a meaningful bond.