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Travel in France – St Hippolyte du Fort
‘The original name of the village was Saint Hippolyte de la Rochefourcade, and was located about 3 km SW of the current site, just southwest of the small hill called Puech de Mar. A few ruins of the ancient village … Continued
Travel in France – Ganges
Friday was the last day in the Cevennes – on Saturday we would begin the long drive north. We needed an ‘easy day’ and decided to visit Ganges on Market Day. In summer the town is filled with flowers. The … Continued
Travel in France – walk at Quissac
Day 22 of Travel in France was a walk outside Quissac from the Col de Reynard.
Travel in France – walk around AigueBelle
It poured with rain in the early hours of the night and Wednesday dawned unsettled and definitely cool, with quite a strong wind. It was a good day not to go into the hills and the walk on Day 21 … Continued
Travel in France – a drive in the Cevennes
After a disturbed night we didn’t feel up to a strenuous walk in the hills, and so embarked on what turned out to be a strenuous drive instead as Day 21 of Travel in France. We took the main road to Anduze, and … Continued
Travel in France – Soudorgues
I was tired after yesterday’s efforts up and down hills around Ste Croix de Caderle and so Day 20 of Travel in France started late morning. LaSalle was crammed with people – Monday Market Day – and the only main street … Continued
Walking in the Hills of Peasenhall
This easy circuit of walking in the hills of Peasenhall, taking in Peasenhall and Sibton, starts in Dunwich Lane in Peasehall. It could also start at The White Horse, Sibton. The walk offers hidden, enclosed paths, surprises, and wide views in an historic area. … Continued
Travel in France – a walk around St Croix de Caderle
The weather forecast for Day 19 of Travel in France was for a sunny, hot day; instead it was overcast, with grey clouds and mist low over the high hills. Exercise is necessary and I wanted to see the hills, somehow, … Continued
Travel in France – Le Vigan
At a whim I decided to taken monochrome photographs in Le Vigan on the slopes of Mont Aigoual. The Benedictine monks of St Guilhem le Desert built the Priory of Saint Peter here in the 10C and the town, walled, developed around the Priory. … Continued





