The Maison de la Forêt hosts an exhibition on restoring the Canal de la Sauldre bridges at Brinon-sur-Sauldre. The display follows work to preserve these local structures. Five bridges have stone walls and brick parapets, weakened by theft and falling masonry. The canal once carried marl to improve Sologne farmland. Its restoration connects the exhibition to the agricultural history of this waterway.
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