The thick forest sputters droplets of humidity on the road to the castle of La Rochette, in Pessan.
This village of Gers is seized with a very spring freshness, this March 20, 1990. At the end of a short sandy alley, the elegant white building seems immersed in calm.
An impression accentuated by the beehive buzzing in front of the entrance.
It discusses.
It's inveighing.
A dozen journalists, especially photographers, from France, Belgium and Great Britain, are ready to machine-gun the slightest appearance of the seven Belgian nuns whose incredible story has been in the headlines for two weeks.
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