Far far down the other end of the lane we now live on is this Village. It is closed to public except for about two days a year. A handful of buildings survive, one church and a two graveyards. I After the First World War the military bought the area and rented it back to the locals. Nobody thought much of it really. In the early 1940s they were given a handful of weeks to clear out, -homes, businesses, schools, as the village was required for American and UK forces to train in. They left thinking they would be back in six months or so. They have never returned. Its a very beautiful tiny place, fascinating and obviously a little bittersweet. Preserved in a way it would have been lost by now, but in such sad circumstances.
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