. Wayfaring in France, from Auvergne to the Bay of Biscay. Gaul under the Romans. Indeed, it hasnot the improvements that the Romans poles forming an obtuse angle is the roughshape of it. The wedge-like share is a continuationof the pole that is held by the ploughman. Oftenon the causses, where loose stones are inseparablymixed with the soil, the entire plough is of wood. We passed through the village of Marcillac, nearthe head of one of the valleys. The soil wasmuch more fertile here, and a maize field was a signthat the climate was warmer. There were, more-over, pleasant garde
. Wayfaring in France, from Auvergne to the Bay of Biscay. Gaul under the Romans. Indeed, it hasnot the improvements that the Romans poles forming an obtuse angle is the roughshape of it. The wedge-like share is a continuationof the pole that is held by the ploughman. Oftenon the causses, where loose stones are inseparablymixed with the soil, the entire plough is of wood. We passed through the village of Marcillac, nearthe head of one of the valleys. The soil wasmuch more fertile here, and a maize field was a signthat the climate was warmer. There were, more-over, pleasant gardens with fruit-trees and were blooming outside some of thehouses. But we had no sooner risen upon theplateau again than the moor returned, and for sevenor eight miles it continued unbroken. The groundwas slightly undulating, and amongst the gorse andheather were scattered innumerable juniper bushes. On approaching La Roche Canillac the roaddescended into a very deep valley by so manyturns and windings that I was thankful to be in the E 2.
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