I was walking on the road of fruit when I saw the other side of the water, a beautiful castle, high up.
Landin was the castle where King John would have stayed at the time of the original fortress, well before the abbot of Boisemont do build a castle that is the basis of the present castle. That was in 1760, and the abbot had also planted the park.
The Marquis de Chaumont-Quitry, chamberlain of Napoleon III remodeled the building and the park around 1855.
Since then, it has not happened much. My excavations, in any case, were unsuccessful.
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