On the road to the Happy Valley, at a place called Al Martinet, you will discover the remains of a forge dating from the XNUMXth century. The forge has long been used to produce iron; in particular, it enabled the construction of a nail factory as well as numerous iron tools.
For about ten years, the PASTOR association has undertaken the restoration of the forge. A model of the forge has been created to show how it used to be and how it worked. Also, the model shows how the forge should look once its restoration has been completely completed.
From today, the site can be visited by schools and groups on request, but also by individuals during guided tours during the summer (inquire at the Tourist Office on 04 48 98 00 04).
For about ten years, the PASTOR association has undertaken the restoration of the forge. A model of the forge has been created to show how it used to be and how it worked. Also, the model shows how the forge should look once its restoration has been completely completed.
From today, the site can be visited by schools and groups on request, but also by individuals during guided tours during the summer (inquire at the Tourist Office on 04 48 98 00 04).
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