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Écrins 2005 – Slideshow

tonyturton.com Posted on 26 August 2005 by Tony3 September 2015
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Écrins 2005 – Local info

tonyturton.com Posted on 26 August 2005 by Tony3 September 2015

Local information for Vallouise, Ailefroide, les Vigneaux Overview The Écrins region and National Park lies to the south-east of Grenoble in the département of Hautes-Alpes. Two main valleys cut into the massif. The Vénéon, in which la Bérade is the … Continue reading →

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Écrins 2005 – Refuges and Huts

tonyturton.com Posted on 26 August 2005 by Tony3 September 2015

You can see larger versions of the pictures on this page in the Slideshow. Refuge du Sélé The refuge The refuge is a curious warehouse-like structure perched on a bit of levelled ground 50 metres or so above the valley … Continue reading →

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Écrins 2005 – À Bout de Souffle

tonyturton.com Posted on 26 August 2005 by Tony3 September 2015

If you’ve reached this page with a search engine and don’t want to read through all the detail, please go to the brief report in the "Logbook", which also has photos. Introduction This was going to be an important trip … Continue reading →

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Écrins 2005 – Logbook

tonyturton.com Posted on 26 August 2005 by Tony3 September 2015

On this page is my brief report with the basic facts of the trip and most of the pictures. The Refuges and Huts page has information about the four huts I stayed in or visited. Local Info is just that. … Continue reading →

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An Artist of the Floating World by Kazuo Ishiguro

tonyturton.com Posted on 9 June 2005 by Tony9 August 2015

Reading Ishiguro’s novels out of sequence – this is the second to be published – possibly makes it harder to give a fair assessment, as expectations are already set. The acclaimed quality of his writing is as evident here as … Continue reading →

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Alpes-Maritimes – Links and Information

tonyturton.com Posted on 4 May 2005 by Tony4 August 2015

General information about the area FranceBeyond (including ProvenceBeyond). Links on the home page to specific Provence topics – villages, history, sport, etc. Good place to start your research. ProvenceWeb – Alpes-Maritimes villages Haut Pays de Nice (one-man site) Portail Vésubien … Continue reading →

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Alpes-Maritimes – Statistics

tonyturton.com Posted on 4 May 2005 by Tony3 December 2017

Route details and statistics The GR52a skirts the edge of the Mercantour National Park starting at Colmars (04 Alpes-de-Haute-Provence) in the valley of the Verdon, then heading east, south-east, and north-east to the Col de Tende (06 Alpes-Maritimes) in the … Continue reading →

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Alpes-Maritimes – Part 3

tonyturton.com Posted on 3 May 2005 by Tony3 August 2015

22 – 23 April 2005 First down My route plan showed this was going to be our hardest day – 800 metres of ascent, but a knee-wrecking 2000 metres of downhill. By now we were used to finding fallen trees … Continue reading →

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Alpes-Maritimes – Part 2

tonyturton.com Posted on 2 May 2005 by Tony3 August 2015

20 – 21 April 2005 Prêt à Manger La-Bollène-Vésubie has a Post Office open every day, Monday to Saturday. From 1000 to 1130. There was one food shop, but it was closed when we went up into the village at … Continue reading →

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