Saint-Roch

At the peak of the margeride, the chapel dedicated to Saint-Roch no longer has the look that it had in the middle ages to receive the wishes of the pilgrims.

It had been rebuilt in the 19th century after its destruction by a storm.  In any case in order to see it, you have to climb the peak of the Margeride at 1200 metres that marks the border between the haute-Loire and the Lozere.

Since the 12th century, Saint-Roch has been a refuge for pilgrims.

The sick, miserable and pilgrims call upon Saint-Roch.

The water that flows in its fountain is reputed for it's beneficial and relaxing qualities.  
Each year, on the 16 August, The pilgrimage of Saint-Roch attracts nearly 3000 people.  The fountain of Saint-Roch has quenched the thirst of billions of pilgrims.

Saint-Alban sur Limagnole

The Limagnole, a tributary of the Truyère, crosses this historical town of the Lozere.  The church typical of the region with its elaborate belfry is dedicated to Saint-Alban, first martyr of England.