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November 23, 2008
Revens 300213 30750
Gard Languedoc-Roussillon
44.088 3.298 800 m

To the sons of the Causses.

Started at the beginning of the XIXe century, the church was completed by the construction of its bell-tower in 1889.

One sight.
Other sight, November 27, 2008.

This church replaced the church Saint-Pierre, of XIe century. Now private property with the contiguous houses, together renamed Saint-Pierre Hermitage, located at localities the “Carboniès” on Right Bank of Dourbie, with the foot of Causse Noir, Black Causse. It was quoted in a bubble of the pope Innocent II in 1135.

The Causse Noir, Black causse, smallest of Grands Causses, owes its name with the dark color of the forests of pine which recovered the totality of the plate formerly.
The causse Noir extends on the departments from Aveyron, Gard and Lozere. It is limited by the throats of Jonte river to north, By the Tarn river in the west, the canyon of Dourbie river in the south and the east by the buttresses of the Cevennes.

The causses are limestones plateaus located in the South-western Southern part of the Solid mass-Exchange, of an altitude ranging between 700 to 1200 m. These plateaus are notched by deep valleys traversed by the Tarn, Dourbie, Jonte, Lot, Aveyron, inter alia rivers.

Revens is a french commune, located in the department of the Gard of the Languedoc-Roussillon area, populated of 24 Revenois in 1999, distributed out of 14 km², that is to say 2 hab./km².

In a typical landscape of Grands Causses, Revens is the most moved back commune of the department of Gard, and overlooks the valley of Dourbie river in the west and the canyon of Trévezel river in south-west.

My images of Revens.

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