A Book of the Cevennes
The author offers a panoramic guide to the Cévennes and adjacent uplands, blending geological and topographical description with practical route suggestions. Chapters traverse districts such as Le Velay, Le Puy, the Vivarais, Ardèche and Hérault, describing gorges, volcanic cones, plateaus, villages, and notable landmarks. The account interweaves historical sketches, notably the Camisard movement, with observations of local customs, industries, and rural life. Illustrated with photographs, color plates, and a sketch map, the narrative aims to orient travellers while evoking the region's varied scenery and places suitable for excursion.
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The author offers a panoramic guide to the Cévennes and adjacent uplands, blending geological and topographical description with practical route suggestions. Chapters traverse districts such as Le Velay, Le Puy, the Vivarais, Ardèche and Hérault, describing gorges, volcanic cones, plateaus, villages, and notable landmarks. The account interweaves historical sketches, notably the Camisard movement, with observations of local customs, industries, and rural life. Illustrated with photographs, color plates, and a sketch map, the narrative aims to orient travellers while evoking the region's varied scenery and places suitable for excursion.
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