The architecture of Provence and the Riviera (1888)
Macgibbon, David · Edinburgh, Douglas · leaf 454
m which, by a very steep and zig-zag path, onemay ascend the bare and nearly vertical hill above therailway, whence a pleasant walk of a mile or two throughthe pine forest leads to the town of La Turbie. Thiselevated situation is, however, more easily approached by along well-paved but steep… … FIG. 232. HOUSE IN EEA. more important buildings of the town have been con-structed. This is apparent from the great size of thestones used in the erection of the outer gateway to the 430 MEDIEVAL TERIOD. south (Fig. 254.) Passing through this archway, an innerencircHng street is entered, from…
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