The Uzetians are very lucky to have a site such as the Valley of the Eure and it does not date back to yesterday. In the 1st century C.E., the Romans operated the water which takes its source on the edge of the Alzon. It was then routed to Nîmes, via an aqueduct 50 km long, of which the Pont-du-Gard was part. All with only 12 meters from the start to the finish. The departure of the source (photo Norman Jardin). A valley that invites you to rela…
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The Uzetians are very lucky to have a site such as the Valley of the Eure and it does not date back to yesterday. In the 1st century C.E., the Romans operated the water which takes its source on the edge of the Alzon. It was then routed to Nîmes, via an aqueduct 50 km long, of which the Pont-du-Gard was part. All with only 12 meters from the start to the finish. The departure of the source (photo Norman Jardin). A valley that invites you to rela…