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Black and white view of the medieval church in Ardes-sur-Couze, located at an altitude of 625 m in the Drôme department. The stone building, with its slate-roofed bell tower, is surrounded by vegetation and dry stone walls. The reverse indicates the publisher 'PHOTO J. MAÇON' and states that the church dates from the 13th century.

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