The hamlet of Fosses-Taillis

The hamlet of Fosses-Taillis

(On the road to Saint-Laurent just before entering the village of Saint-Laurent)

There are some main and secondary residences including the buildings of 2 former farms (farm Olard and farm Porée) transformed into residences

A shop for recovered military equipment was established there in 2009.

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Fosses-Taillis
Hamlet of Fosses-Taillis,

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Fosses-Taillis

Fosses Taillis, hamlet built around 2 old farms

Old walls

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Fosses-Taillis

(details) in Fosses Taillis, in the northern part, an old fence wall (incorporating a covered well, that of the northern part of the hamlet)

3 wells to be saved as landscapes

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Fosses-Taillis

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Fosses-Taillis

(details) a covered well in the hamlet of Fosses Taillis (southern part). Adjoining stone benches were probably used by the washerwomen

Haie H1 - Along the CR des Fosses Taillis - Border OA 67, 66, 65, 64, 63, 61, 41, 42, 43, 38, 11, 12 and OA 37, 36, 44, 45, 47, 60, 59 - 1865 m

Wooded Set No. H1 (classified in POS 1995):

- Location: along the rural path called Fosses Taillis, in an agricultural area;

On the edge of plots OA 67, 66, 65, 64, 63, 61, 41, 42, 43, 38, 11, 12 and OA 37, 36, 44, 45, 47, 60, 59

- Size and general condition: about 1865 ml of hedges in good condition, with all strata;

Attention to the presence of Renouée du Japon

- Variety of species and vegetation strata: Diversity of species: the wooded stratum is represented by ash, sycomore maple, oak; the shrub stratum by the plum tree, hawthorn, elm, wild maple, holly, hazel, chestnut, salderberry, clematis; no particular dominance of one of the species.

- Perception of wood in its environment: allows you to have a windbreak and landscape cut in an agricultural area where the grove mesh is quite loose.

- Role in water protection: the hedge is bordered by a ditch in places

- Ecological role: Ecological interest to preserve because hedges are characterized by a large linear serving as an ecological corridor.

This wooded area with an important linearity deserves a classification by its landscape role and its ecological interest.

- Proposal to maintain the ranking

H1 - Ranking maintenance - Edge OA 67, 66, 65, 64, 63, 61, 41, 42, 43, 38, 11, 12 and OA 37, 36, 44, 45, 47, 60, 59 - 1865 m

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Fosses-Taillis

Haie 1, Rural road of Fosses TaillisDocument from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Fosses-Taillis

Haie H2 - To the SO of the Saint-Laurent road RD514 - over 1420 m

Wooded Set No. H2 (classified in POS 1995):

Location: along the RD514 leading from the village to Fosses-Taillis, in an agricultural area;

On the edge of parcels No. OA1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 14

Size and general condition: about 1420 linear meters of rather shrub hedges, some of which have been planted

Variety of species and vegetation strata: Diversity of species but at a shrub stage

Which can evolve towards the wooded stratum: hawthorn, plum tree, hazelnut, iver, ash, chestnut, willow,

Beech (charmille), oak

Perception of wood in its environment: allows you to have a windbreak and landscape cut

In an agricultural area where the bocager mesh is quite loose; located also at the top of the plateau

Role in water protection: borders a deep ditch located on the field side

Ecological role: Weak given the proximity of the road
This wooded area with an important linearity deserves a classification because of its landscape role.

- Proposal to maintain the ranking

H2 - Maintenance of the classification - Edge OA 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 14 - over 1420 m in length

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Fosses-Taillis

Haie 2, in the SO of the road from Vierville to Saint-Laurent

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Fosses-Taillis

Document from Yves Cordelle’s archives: Fosses-Taillis

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