The main building materials of Wilders came out of the river: small boulders and stones the size of dinosaur eggs, interspersed with pebbles and small pieces of schist. So, unsurprisingly, the walls of the town resemble the bed of the river.
– Looks like some almighty architect had the riverbed miraculously flipped on its side, says Koockie.
Like the town buildings, Château Sauvette also has an exoskeleton of stone and rock, to which it owes its stalwart essence.
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