"Indeed, it is difficult to project oneself into the past and imagine the flanks of this small amphitheater, the widest in the valley, transformed into multiple terraces of dry stone covered with fruit trees and vines, difficult to imagine the laborious activity of the winemakers on these steep slopes. What could they have lived on before tourism changed their destiny? On everything and nothing!" Georges Costecalde and Jean-Luc Poujol, two friends in love with the heritage of their village, offer a tender look at its history in this work, as well as at the humble inhabitants who have crossed the centuries, leaving their mark on the landscape and memory of the valley through their hard work. They also deliver a message of hope so that this richly human rural life does not disappear, crushed by a modernity that often forgets what it owes to the past.