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Abbey la nan Mont-St-Michel se perchées danjrezman sou yon 264-pye lanjan segondè wòch ki konekte nan tè pwensipal la pa yon wout. Antoure pa plis pase mwatye yon mil sou miray ranpa masiv e li te rive pa yon grenpe apik moute likidasyon lari, li rete youn nan atraksyon yo pi gran vizite nan Ewòp ak plas an dezyèm pi plis vizite nan Frans apre èifèl Tower la. Mont-St.Michel nan se tou li te ye pou mare li yo, pi wo a sou kontinan an, ki ras nan direksyon pou lil la nan vitès la nan "chwal galope". Alencon / Haras du PIN / Bagnole de l'orn
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The Abbey of Mont-St-Michel is perched precariously on a 264-foot high rocky islet connected to the mainland by a causeway. Surrounded by over half a mile of massive walls and reached by a steep climb up winding streets, it remains one of the greatest sightseeing attractions in Europe and the second most visited place in France after the Eiffel Tower. The Mont-St.Michel is also known for its tides, the highest on the continent, which race towards the isle at the speed of "galloping horses". Alencon/Haras du Pin/Bagnole de L'Orne