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Coucher de soleil sur la montagne et la plage - Sunset over the mountain and the beach
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Hormis son rôle défensif, la Porte du Croux obtenait un rôle commercial, par les taxes sur les produits de consommation qui entraient par les portes de la ville.
Les gorges du Tarn sont un canyon creusé par le Tarn entre le Causse Méjean et le Causse de Sauveterre.
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Admiration du lever du soleil sur la plage avec les palmiers - Admiration of the sunrise on the beach with palm trees
Nestled in forest at 600 metres above sea‐level, the Château du Théret was built to control and tax the passage of salt to the Loire Valley and Paris and considerably extended during the reign of Louis 14th. It is reached on foot down a long drive flanked by dry stone walls, and surrounded by a moat, giving the impression that you are leaving the 21st century behind as you approach. It is currently in private hands, being slowly and authentically restored with a view to opening to the public “eventually”. The nearby wolf‐park provides a reminder that this area was inhabited by wild wolves as recently as 1901, when the last was trapped at Théret.
The Pont du Gard is an ancient Roman aqueduct that crosses the Gardon River in southern France. Located near the town of Vers-Pont-du-Gard, the bridge is part of the Nîmes aqueduct, a 50-kilometre (31 mi) system built in the first century AD to carry water from a spring at Uzès to the Roman colony of Nemausus (Nîmes)
Martigues......le miroir aux oiseaux
Un grand MERCI à vous qui passez par là.
Je vous souhaite une belle fin de semaine.
Amitiés.
Lac du Chevril, Route des Grandes Alpes, Tignes, France
Lac du Chevril is an artificial lake dating back to 1952 when the Chevril dam was created on the Isère river in the Haute-Tarentaise valley.
It is located on Route des Grandes Alpes, a fabulous mountain road between Lake Geneva (Thonon-les-Bains) and the shores of the Mediterranean (Menton) include 16 passes that are among the highest in the Alps.
Col du Galibier, Route des Grandes Alpes, France
The Col du Galibier is the mythical passage of the Tour de France cyclist. Linking the northern and southern Alps, the Col du Galibier offers a grandiose panorama of the Alps and with 2,642 m of altitude, it is the fifth highest road pass in the French Alps.
It is located on Route des Grandes Alpes, a fabulous mountain road between Lake Geneva (Thonon-les-Bains) and the shores of the Mediterranean (Menton) include 16 passes that are among the highest in the Alps.
Col du Lautaret, Route des Grandes Alpes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France
The Col du Lautaret is the highest pass of the French Alps, with an altitude of 2058 m, open to traffic in winter. In the foreground, the east-west corridor of the col, formerly dug by a glacier.
It is located on Route des Grandes Alpes, a fabulous mountain road between Lake Geneva (Thonon-les-Bains) and the shores of the Mediterranean (Menton) include 16 passes that are among the highest in the Alps.
France, Région Rhône-Alpes, Loire, Monts du Lyonnais, entre Saint-Christo-en-Jarez (816m) et l'Aubépin, lieu dit l'Hopital
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Curieusement les fils venant de la route sont coupés et s'arrêtent ici au dernier poteau...
Tant mieux pour la photo !
À seulement 25 minutes du centre-ville de Québec, soit Stoneham-Tueksbury, se trouvent de magnifiques marais.
France
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France
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Thanks to the group Administrators
Gruppo del Monte Bianco, versante francese
Aiguillle du Chardonnet (mt. 3458 - 11345 ft.)
In primo piano Glacier d'Argentière.
Mont Blanc group, French side
Aiguille du Chardonnet (mt. 3458 - 11345 ft.)
In the foreground Glacier d'Argentière.
Una mia diapositiva dell'agosto 1985 !!
A slide of mine, year 1985 !!
Route d'Arles - Salon-de-Provence
Le Domaine est un Centre de Formation, une plateforme pédagogique et expérimentale spécialisée dans l’élevage ovin transhumant, la gestion de l’eau et la production du foin de Crau AOP.
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PS: Mi scuso con gli amici e i visitatori, ma sono ancora molto limitata, ringrazio tutti per la pazienza ...
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Sorry, to me is very difficult to visit people that always only leave a fav without commenting...
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hörst du nicht das rauschen des Wassers?
hörst du nicht das blubbern der Fische?
hörst du nicht das zwitschern der Vögel?
... nein du hörst nur mich, obwohl ich nur flüster
Après les pluies discontinues et les débordements de la Gironde
suite aux fortes marées la campagne est sous l'eau entre Pauillac et Saint-Estèphe en Gironde dans le Médoc.
Longue d'une dizaine de kilomètres, la Jalle du Breuil ( également appelée chenal du Lazaret ) traverse 4 communes avant d'aboutir dans la Gironde. Ici, elle partage la commune de Saint-Estèphe à gauche et celle de Pauillac à sa droite.
La nature est dans toute sa splendeur, en cette période, dans les Hautes Fagnes. L'occasion de découvrir ces paysages et notamment la cascade de Bayehon, la deuxième cascade la plus importante du pays après celle de Coo. Elle fait neuf mètres de haut et est située à proximité du village de Longfaye sur la commune de Malmedy.
We took my two cousins for a drive along the Gorges du Verdon yesterday. We stopped earlier in Moustiers for a coffee while a ferocious thunderstorm raged outside. Once it had abated we ran for the car and set off. The rain ceased but the lightning continued. It was spectacular (and a little bit scary). When we came back the same way about two hours later we were greeted by this. Quite the contrast to a few hours previously.