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Ruined medieval turret of Château de Montespan

Ruined medieval turret of Château de Montespan

Château de Montespan was settled by the noble family d’Espagne-Montespan in the early 13th century. The strategic location of the fortress secured the passag...
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Château de Montespan was settled by the noble family d’Espagne-Montespan in the early 13th century. The strategic location of the fortress secured the passage between the former French province Couserans and Spain and boasts magnificent Pyrenean views.
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COOLPIX P900

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Aperture 28/10 ISO 100 Shutter 1/320 Focal Length 43/10

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Montespan, Midi-Pyrenees, FR

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May, 2021

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