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At the crossroads of two long-distance footpaths, the GR 65 & the GR 36, and the roman road which linked Rome to Santiago de Compostella via the Aveyron & the Lot, Bach is noted for two large wells, a "roman" well and an "English" well constructed just outside the village. These provided water not only for the villagers but also for the pilgrims on the roman road. |
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enjoyed an era of prosperity at the end of the 19th century during the period
when the phosphate mines of the Cloup d'Aural were being exploited.
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 Pay a visit to the ancient phosphate mines of le Cloup d'Aural " Les Escaliers du Temps ". |
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Office de
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