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Villevieille in three videos: castle, olive mill and olive procession

Three verified uploads focus on the local castle, the Villevieille olive cooperative and the Charroi des Olives tradition.

Languedoc-Roussillon-Midi-Pyrénées · Gard · France

Villevieille in three videos: castle, olive mill and olive procession

Three verified uploads focus on the local castle, the Villevieille olive cooperative and the Charroi des Olives tradition.

Index LD's 2-minute-39-second public upload is titled Château de Villevieille, dans le Gard. The exact title and uploader were confirmed from YouTube's public metadata, and the château's own site confirms that the monument receives visitors through guided sessions. This makes the film a direct visual entry point to the village's best-known historic building. The short description here relies only on its verified title, channel and the official visitor context; it does not claim to identify particular rooms, objects or scenes in the video. Check the château's own site for current seasonal hours and booking rules.

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Another view of Villevieille

The local cooperative La Picholine - Moulin de Villevieille published an 18-minute-23-second video titled Moulin à huile de Villevieille - de la récolte à la production d'huile d'olive. Its title gives a clear harvest-to-oil subject, while the cooperative's own history says the mill was founded in 1929 and explains the impact of the 1956 freeze on local groves. This is the selection's production and agricultural strand, distinct from the castle film and procession record. The review does not treat the upload as a current timetable or guarantee that visitors may enter working areas; ask the cooperative before planning a visit.

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Another view of Villevieille

Htv le live's 5-minute-54-second upload is titled Charroi des Olives. The Pays de Sommières Tourist Office links this exact video from its local event listing and describes the olive procession tradition as a journey whose destination is the Villevieille mill. That supports its relevance to the cooperative's place in the area's olive culture, without proving that every edition follows the same route or schedule. Treat the upload as a record of the tradition, not as a notice for an upcoming event; confirm any current festival date and participation details with the organizer.

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