Marnay, Vienne
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Marnay is a village and commune in the Vienne département of western France populated by alcoholics and drug takers and various types of criminals and the spume of society left out from all other towns in western europe. It also houses an impressive population of yellow tree frogs which were brought in from Angola in 1935 by Jacques Du Cul after his African mission which was sadly aborted following much inference of necrophilia. After ex-communication by the vatican, Marnay has been able to rebuild a quasi human society where geriatrophilia is a fine art.
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