One of the dominant features of the ancient, walled Aigues Mortes is the 13th-century Tour de Constance. It can be seen from miles around and has a complicated history, serving as a lighthouse among other things.
The Tour de Constance above the canal |
The Tour from inside the walls |
The steps to the top of the ramparts |
The inside view of the front gate |
As we drive through the area NE of Aigues Mortes, we pass through acres of vineyards, wineries, and a couple of appellations (regions of origin for wine). Lately, we have been enjoying Domaine Montcalm rose as well as Gallician rose.
Vineyards of Montcalm |
The cooperative winery in Gallician |
The doors to the Gallician winery |
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Here's looking at you! |
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