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France’s ‘National Trust’: how Fondation du patrimoine is saving heritage sites
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France’s Fondation du patrimoine wants to become the country’s National Trust, funding the restoration of churches, chateaux and rural heritage sites. Find out how it works, why donations are rising and how owners and volunteers can get involved.
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