Villefranche sur mer -rue Obscure

Wandering down the 13^th century, 130 metre long rue Obscure (the dark street), which used to be part of the defensive walls of the town and is where the locals used to hide from invaders who were bombing the village from the sea.

Published by Ritva's ART / Ritva Sillanmäki

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