Guizay orientation table

The most spectacular viewpoint of the Greater Metropolis is at Le Guizay. It would be a big mistake not to climb up there. That said, it's up to you.
Imagine a belvedere erected at 867 meters to put Sainté at its feet.
Rather tempting no. On the spot, an orientation table (in enamelled lava) installed on benches which allows you not to lose the north. And it would be enough to have the mind scrambled with all the antennas and electric pylons (apparently we are not the only ones to have noticed that we were on the roof of the city - some of them are quick to pick up).
Anyway, let's not lose sight of the essential and the essential is right there in front of us.
An endless perspective on the Grand'rue and the whole of Saint Etienne. And even the 7 hills.
All under the eye of the Christ in Majesty version of Rio de Janeiro (Ronaldo and the big blue less). The similarity would have a report with the round ball, the cauldron and our greens that it would not surprise me. In any case, he's there and he's keeping an eye on things. Inevitably benevolent

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