Rambles in the Pyrenees and the adjacent districts, Gascony, Pays de Foix, & Roussillon (1912)
Jackson, F. Hamilton (Frederick Hamilton), 1848-1923 · New York : Dutton · leaf 130
gradually, covered with woods andvineyards, while behind are the snow-crownedPyrenees, visible for a length of sixty miles in fineweather. The most conspicuous summit is the Pic duMidi dOssau to the right. On the left, near the otherend of the chain, is the Pic du Midi de Bigorre, whilethe… … ■i UOOU IN COUKTVAkl), CASll.K Al IAU. ^o face pagf loo. A DOUBTFUL ROAD loi what the peak or other interesting object in frontof it is. At the hotel at which I stayed the waitresses, one ofwhom was a married woman, were most efficient,and kept a whole room full of customers well supplied.The…
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