Château Honoré

February 2015

Aahhh, snow ! If there's one thing I like about winter is snow.
It's capable of making a mediocre place any nice looking, and it's always fun to see people fall. I like so much snow you will not see in this small series about Château Honoré.
Too bad because it was my only opportunity of the year to immortalized snow briefly covered the country. So be it.

The aforementioned castle was built during the interwar period in a green and affluent suburb. Although the term “castle” is exaggerated given the small size of the building, its interior still makes him almost to deserve this title.
Converted into a hotel, it has been abandoned to its sad fate for at least five years, the site remains very valiant. And this is all the more regrettable that the castle is to be demolished. Indeed, the geniuses of the region have decreed that the building had no value and that it was better to replace it with three beautiful concrete towers of six floors.
The example of the Château Honoré unfortunately repeated anywhere at a frantic pace (like the already extinct Villa Albert and Maison du Dentiste). Increase the population density to the maximum and make ugly the environment: these seem to be the creeds of our political vermins.
Poor region, poor country...

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