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On Sunday, we traveled to the Loire Valley to see a few of the famous chateaus that dot the country-side. Above is Chateau Villandry that owes its fame to the terraces of gardens around it.
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Chateau Villandry was the last of the great Renaissance Chateaus built on the banks of the Loire.
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The garden of love.
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The ornamental garden is composed of two sections on the same level as the chateau: the garden of love and the garden of music. They also had a water garden that you can see to the far left and a herb garden. The view was truly magnificent.
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