July 2006

Sunday, July 23, 2006

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Weekend of 7/22/2006: Cruise Mont Blanc

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Rassemblement des Ducs at 8 am for a ride awaited. 11 worshipers were present. The program is attractive : Crossing the Jura, Geneva, picnic at Yvoire tray passy, evening at the lodge of Léchère, the Tramway du Mont Blanc will take us to the Nid d'Aigle, lunch at the foot of the glacier and under Bionassay Aiguille du Taste and return.

Route uneventful and very pleasant (not too hot!) to the place where Poligny is a must to enjoy a good coffee

Poligny is the capital of the County, where a museum dedicated to him

is the most famous cheeses of the Jura mountains. Four to twelve months of ripening cellars in temperate County are a great cheese creamy and fruity, aroma and taste of hazelnut inimitable.

And of course a stop at the cheese is a choke point before leaving the management with Redhead County in the bags!

Morbier and its famous cheese: The cheese has a ridged paste a line of soot from the cauldron where cooked cheese.

Morez is easily recognizable by the silhouette of the many viaducts and major buildings eyewear.

On the road to pass the sickle

Crossing Geneva (not really obvious ....)

well-deserved lunch stop Yvoi re beautiful medieval village which is worth seeing

He is super hot, shade and fountains are greatly appreciated!!

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Weekend of 23/07/2006 Visit Yvoire

Lake Geneva is the largest body of freshwater in Western Europe with a volume of 89 billion m3. The lake area is 582.4 km ² of which 348km ² for the 234km ² and Switzerland for France. The length of Lake Geneva is 72.3 km. From the entrance to the exit of the Rhone, the line of Shoreline development has a coastline of 95 km on the north shore and 72 km on the south shore, is 167 km of coastline.

The strategic location of Yvoire Sentinel Geneva, had not escaped the Count Amadeus V the Great (1249-1323) who undertook important works of fortifications from 1306, during the war Dauphiné-Savoie.
For half a century, the village played a very important military role which earned its people getting "franchises" in 1324. The village will come out unscathed from the wars of the Middle Ages, it will suffer from a severe attack against the part of Geneva and the French in the late sixteenth century and the castle will be burned. It will remain homeless for 350 years and the village will lose its military importance.

Miraculously valuable relics of the past substistent: Walls, doors, ditches, houses to be defended against modernity so that the dream continues ...

Magnificent floral village that makes us green with envy!

A very cool break assessed in this particularly hot day

Church of Yvoire dedicated to St Pancras, probably dates from the eleventh century.
The current bell tower built between 1856 and 1858 belongs to the lineage of bulbous towers that characterize the tilt religious architecture from the late nineteenth century.

The tour ends and it is a real favorite!!

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Weekend of 23/07/2006 En route to the the Mont Blanc

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It is very very hot! and we take the road towards the plateau of Passy. We follow the
Drance and we envy the lot

rafters as we see from above.

It is very very thirsty and we stop at Jotty more commonly known for his Devil's Bridge Gorge we will not visit because of time constraints, but nevertheless a few pictures to enjoy the splendor of the site.

The walk begins through a beautiful beech forest, and it goes some seventy feet below, a development rooted in rock. A first staircase through a chaos of huge blocks built between the walls and gives us an unexpected sight: Dranse runs to nearly fifty feet below the bottom of a chasm ...

These grooves were originally dug by a bed Subterranean water infiltration. The chaos that obstructs the upper Discol comes from its vault. Another vestige of the collapse, an isolated block form, more than thirty feet above the stream, an imposing arch: THE DEVIL'S BRIDGE.

We're getting closer!

Stop at the local Carrefour for shopping on Saturday.

Hard Hard to get to the Cottage, we finish on a road just about bodywork 1 km: heat engines! and if the road was not good??

is the happiness we arrive at the house of Ayers Chatelet, we could not get much better than

At 1,425 meters of altitude, 2 km Station Plaine-Joux, the Chatelet of Ayers faces of the Mont Blanc massif to the left of Pormenaz and behind the string of Fiz

After a very pleasant dinner and a very nice evening we return to our rooms for the night when the cool of the night is a real pleasure, especially after a scorching day, or almost!

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weekend of 23/07/2006: The Mont Blanc

Thibaut mission was to capture the sunrise at dawn: there is no witness but he has shown in support !!!!!

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After a great night, we are all shaped to hit the road and especially approach the Mont Blanc, which we admired from the house.

After parking the bikes in front the station, we expect the Mont Blanc tramway

Train the oldest in the valley!

In 1902, Henry Duportal engineer of Roads and Bridges, head of the line Cluses PLM-Le Fayet, laid the idea of a tram line intended to connect the Fayet / St Gervais at the Needle Taste the first step towards the summit of Mount Blanc.Ce project was unanimously in both its lower cost than others, that by the 18 kilometers of which are held open and borrows the natural slopes of the southern slope Mont Blanc. The solution of the cog railway was therefore adopted to achieve Taste of the Needle. The track has been no change in course since its inception.

Here it is everybody is installed, Jeanne left for 1 hour ascent

The small cog train starts at the village of Fayet for an amazing journey of over an hour going through several panoramas.Vers Saint-Gervais, the traveler discovers the village, blending traditional cottages and farms.

After a few minutes off the train climbs the mountain Prarion around it, through a forest of hardwoods and pine. To pass Voza (1600 meters), the landscape opens onto the Arve Valley to the north, south and Les Contamines. The Aravis unfolds then begins to appear the Aiguilles Rouges. TMB winds up in the pastures Bellevue offering breathtaking show of hands from Chamonix, Domes Miage while taking shape with great precision the chaos of ice and rock of Mont Blanc.