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The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)

Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 154

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n that side, or from Montelimar. The latter courseforms a beautiful drive, without taking the traveller goingsouth far from his direct line. Crossing the Rhone bythe bridge of boats not far from the station, the ruins ofwhat once was the powerful castle of Rochemaur meet m^mmm B-: ■■ J ■■■■Im FIG.… … FIG. 42. CASTLE OF CRVSSOL. could only be approached by a draw-bridge, now standsa shattered ruin on its isolated peak. A drive of a few miles along a level road, above which onthe left rise great masses of basaltic rock forming fantasticfigures not unlike the ruins we have just passed, brings us…

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