The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)
Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 394
eful change from the heatof the plains. TOURETTES. 569 From the point where the main road crosses the Loup,a dehghtful excursion may be made up the .s^orge amongstthe mountains, as far as a famous waterfall called the Saut du Loup. The road now gradually ascends the northern side ofthe valley of… … FFG. 203. CHATEAC, GOrRDON. shells may be observed, characteristic of the tertiary lime-stone which here occurs of great thickness, and forms theimmense cliffs which at some parts of the coast overhangthe Mediterranean. On approaching ToURETTES the road sweeps roundthe abrupt side of a gorge where…
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