Petit-Appeville — the church above the Scie valley
The tower of Saint-Rémi rises among the roofs where the Scie winds through Petit-Appeville.
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Petit-Appeville is a village on the Scie in Seine-Maritime, Normandy. It became part of Hautot-sur-Mer when three villages were joined in 1822. The church of Saint-Rémi retains a sixteenth-century tower and entrance.
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Hautot-sur-Mer records a village once known for market gardening. The municipality dates the rebuilding of Saint-Rémi to 1952 after earlier damage and identifies its tower and doorway as sixteenth-century survivals. The winter view shows how the tower stands out above the roofs and trees of the valley.
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Start near Saint-Rémi on Rue des Archers and look for the surviving doorway from the street. Check with the municipality before planning to see the stained glass inside.
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