On a recent brocante trip down to Chauvigny friends Dennis & Angela took us to visit the interesting little church of Saint-Pierre-les-Églises on the edge of the town.
The church sits in a cemetery of Merovingian origin as evidenced by the sarcophagi that are strewn around it.
Inside the main interest lies in its (10th century) pre-Roman apse with a set of frescoes belonging to the Carolingian era.
Although it does have other points of interest.
It struck me that outside isn't somewhere you would want to stroll through on a dark night.
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