Frеnch Guy Spent 33 Years tо Build Awesоmе Palacе

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@Mishaikh
ab architect main ye fun nazar nahin aata. Thanks @Falak
you are right:)


France is chock-full of palaces, but there’s one – Palais Ideal – that stands out above the rest as a work of art and devotion. Ferdinand Cheval, a French postman with no formal architectural or artistic training, spent 33 years building this extraordinary structure by cementing together oddly-shaped rocks that he found along his mail route.
Construction on the palace began in 1879 and was completed in 1912. After stumbling on a strange stone that inspired his dream, Cheval began walking his 18-mile mail route with a wheelbarrow so he could collect other strange rocks and pebbles.
The Palace Ideal is located in Hauterives, a town in southeastern France. It is open almost all year for visits, and also often serves as a venue for extraordinary concerts and art exhibitions.

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Interesting and Amazing .......:)
@Falak sis.....:flower:
Thank you for sharing ..
Architect kaaaal ka hai .....:) waqi ....
 
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