This Friday, January 24, the 1 p.m. news from France 2 invited its viewers to travel through the landscapes of South Aveyron.
The south Aveyron never stops making people dream… Proof of this is the report dedicated to him ce Friday January 24 during the 1 p.m. news on France 2.
For the weekly section of “1 p.m. on weekends”journalist Muriel Lassaga and her teams have invited viewers to discover the territory. Obvious opening onto the majestic Millau Viaductwhich has just celebrated its twentieth anniversary. A giant between heaven and earth, a perfect transition for fly over, alongside paragliders, the plateaus of the causses.
A slight detour takes us further south, towards the cRussian chapel of Sylvanèsentirely in wood. Here, a liturgy is held each month by an Orthodox priest. The opportunity to admire the site, arrived here during the 1990sand today threatened by insects which attack the framework of the building.
A short break, before returning to Millau, on the Pouncho d'Agust Who overlooks the City of Gloves. This is where the sports lovers of the great outdoors meet up to practice running, cycling, paragliding, etc. It is also on these heights that we will find, a little later, the sportsmen enjoying a slice of another local emblem: the Flaune.
-And to discover the secrets of this delicacy from southern AveyronTHE France Télévision cameras did not go very far since they landed on the Mandarous Square. It was Sami, who had brought Saint-Jacques Pastry in the final of La Meilleure Boulangerie de France a few months ago, which details the recipe.
A report which captures the beauty of South Aveyron and who highlights these territories et his heritage… Without forgetting to present some other favorites such as the Sylvanès Abbey, the Rougier de Camarès or the know-how linked to the glove making of Millau.
Enough to make you want to escape… A few kilometers from home.
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