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Lembeye is a market-town in Northern Béarn, that attracts many British people :
The Tower of Lembeye :
Bearnese architecture :
The Gothic church suffered from XIXth century renovations :
The neighbouring countryside with its isolated farms :
Northern Béarn (Vic-Bilh) is made of large asymmetrical valleys :
These pediments are typical from this part of Gascony and illustrate the influence of classical architecture on vernacular reconstructions during the great times of prosperity (XVIIIth century) :
A modern attempt at Bearnese architecture :
The former rail-station, now abandoned : public services are not the last ones when it comes to withdrawing from regions in difficulties
Going to the Castle of Arricau-Bordes, now a Dutch possession :
Down in the plain (Gayon) :
Field corns constitute a major landscape :
Towards Lussagnet-Lusson :
