Geology, terroir, wine grapes, and appellation Saint-Émilion is famous for its wines. The quality of wine is of course dependent on the quality of the grape, and that depends on the climate at which the vine grows and the nutrients … Continue reading →
8 km of sediment in the Aquitaine Basin After the spectacle of the Pyrenees, in the stages as well as in the geological history, the peloton descends into the second largest basin of France: the Aquitaine Basin. Along the northern … Continue reading →
Pau was next to … the Po plain! The last ride through the Pyrenees brings us from the city of Pau to Luz Ardiden. In earlier stages, we have seen how the margins of western France and northern Spain were … Continue reading →
The last remains of the Pyrenean glaciers (with input from Walter Immerzeel) The ride from Muret to the Col du Portet brings us close to the last remains of glaciers in the Pyrenees. During the last ice ages, the Pyrenees … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Andorra as the mirror image of the Armorican Margin The stage from Pas de la Case in Andorra to Saint Gaudens in Southern France will lead us back from the Axial Zone of the Pyrenees to the foreland of Southern … Continue reading →
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