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L'alpage de très le Mont au départ de la randonnée vers le Mont Forchat vous offre un joli point de vue sur le lac Léman. Les vaches y paturent l'été ce qui permet de maintenir ce bel aplage.
Très le Mont et le Mont Forchat forment un véritable château d'eau qui alimente une bonne partie du Bas Chablais en eau potable.
The alpine pasture of très le Mont at the start of the hike to Mont Forchat offers a beautiful view of Lake Geneva (France).
The cows graze there in the summer which allows to maintain this beautiful beach. The Mont and the Mont Forchat form a real water tower which supplies a good part of the Bas Chablais with drinking water.
Brugge 01-08-2017
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Built in 1917 by T. A. Leonard and restored in 2000-01, this is one of two circular barns on the National Registry of Historic Places remaining in the Palouse region and one of ten remaining in Washington state.
After parking at the entrance to Margaret Falls another vehicle parked close by. I was gathering my gear when one of the people asked how far to the Falls, to which I replied, "about 12 minutes". "12 minutes", he said with exasperation in his voice. "That's 24 minutes round trip".
I am sure you are thinking what I thought but did not say. Yes, 24 minutes round trip it you don't take time to look at the Falls itself; the very reason you are making the trip in the first place.
Along the way, there are numerous small water falls to witness, this is one of many.
The Castro Marim railway station, currently a halt, is actually located in the village of São Bartolomeu do Sul, 5.5 km (3.4 mi) from the town of Castro Marim.
It is located at PK 389+911 on the Algarve line (coordinates 37°11′48.31″N; 7°29′2.15″W).
Today the Algarve line is fully electrified, but at the time of publication of this photo, it is still the 0450 series diesel railcars that provide commercial passenger service.