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Identifier: histoiredepierre00pott
Title: Histoire de Pierre Lapin
Authors: Potter, Beatrix, 1866-1943
Subjects: Rabbits
Publisher: New York
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
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■\ TL y avait une fois quatrepetits lapins qui sappe-laient— Flopsaut, Trotsaut,Oueue-de-Coton,et Pierre.Ils demeuraient avec leurmère dans un terrier sablon-neux, creusé s sous, l^s, racinesdun trt!:b^gf5!b sàpiri.- - > J ^ J » A UJOURDHUI, meschéris, dit mère Lapin,*je vous permets daller dansles champs ou de descendre lesentier ; mais nentrez pas dansle jardin de Mr. Mac Grégor.Un accident affreux arriva àvotre pauvre père dans cemaudit jardin. Il fut attrapé et mis en pâté - p^ïMac Grégor.y ii\ ;.;t * c > b » 9 ? « ^* » ^Madame
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The Vallée de Joux with its lake and long watch-making tradition is a world of its own in rugged and unspoilt countryside nestling between Jura Mountain Ranges.
From Mont Tendre - the highest peak in the Vallée de Joux (1679 metres above sea level) - affords a fantastic view of Lake Geneva and the Savoy Alps all the way to the Bernese Oberland. The whole region with its many beautiful vantage points is a paradise for hikers, horse and mountain bike riders.
The Lac de Joux at an altitude of 1000 metres above sea level is the biggest water surface in the Jura Massif. Famous for its winds, it attracts keen windsurfers and sailors as well as other water sports enthusiasts and bathers.
In summer there is a ship service. A railway line runs along the lake and through the pine forest and Jura moorscapes from Le Sentier to Le Brassus which for almost 300 years have been strongholds of the watch-making industry.
The «L'Espace Horloger» museum in Le Sentier provides an insight into the history of chronographs and repeating watches as well as today's production of luxury watches. And the luxury brand Audemars Piguet runs its own museum in Le Brassus.
The «Watchmaking Trail» runs from Geneva to Basel, consists of 27 sections and relates the history of watches.
Juraparc Mont d'Orzeires – American bisons, bears and wolfs live in spacious enclosures half-way between the Vallée de Joux and Vallorbe.
«L'Espace Horloger» watch mueseum in Le Sentier – history of watch-making and a precious collection of clocks as well as a reconstructed old watch-making workshop.
Parc Jurassien Vaudois nature preserve – impressive nature experience and beautiful hiking area on the first Jura Mountain Range between Lake Geneva and Vallée de Joux.
Fort de Vallorbe, «Pré Giroud» fortification – looks like a small chalet from the inside but turns out to be an underground fortification dating from World War II.
Vallorbe limestone caves with stalagnites – the underground drain of Lac de Joux has created a spectacular limestone cave with stalagnites. Features a «Fairy Treasure», a collection of minerals from all over the world.
Steam Railway – the 14-kilometre-long railway line from Le Pont to Le Brassus was opened in 1899. On a few selected days, steam trains operate on this line in addition to the regular trains.
Slow Up – on one Sunday in July the roads around Lac de Joux are reserved for bicycles, scooters and inline skaters. Up to 30'000 participants take advantage (July).
Triathlon in the Vallée de Joux near Charbonnières – with various start categories also for the general public and children (July).
We enjoyed this beautiful weather this morning by hiking 6km roundtrip along the new Great Trail that just opened yesterday.
What is The Great Trail?
The Great Trail (formerly known as the Trans Canada Trail) is one of the world's longest networks of multi-use recreational trails. Once fully connected, it will stretch nearly 24,000 km from the Atlantic to the Pacific to the Arctic oceans, through every province and territory, linking Canadians in nearly 1,000 communities.
The newest section to open on Vancouuer Island is a 13km long trail connecting Humpback Reservoir with Shawnigan Lake trails.
Great Trail Suspension Bridge GPS Coordinates:
48°27'44.82"N 123°34'30.78"W (Google.earth)
The Vallée de Joux with its lake and long watch-making tradition is a world of its own in rugged and unspoilt countryside nestling between Jura Mountain Ranges.
From Mont Tendre - the highest peak in the Vallée de Joux (1679 metres above sea level) - affords a fantastic view of Lake Geneva and the Savoy Alps all the way to the Bernese Oberland. The whole region with its many beautiful vantage points is a paradise for hikers, horse and mountain bike riders.
The Lac de Joux at an altitude of 1000 metres above sea level is the biggest water surface in the Jura Massif. Famous for its winds, it attracts keen windsurfers and sailors as well as other water sports enthusiasts and bathers.
In summer there is a ship service. A railway line runs along the lake and through the pine forest and Jura moorscapes from Le Sentier to Le Brassus which for almost 300 years have been strongholds of the watch-making industry.
The «L'Espace Horloger» museum in Le Sentier provides an insight into the history of chronographs and repeating watches as well as today's production of luxury watches. And the luxury brand Audemars Piguet runs its own museum in Le Brassus.
The «Watchmaking Trail» runs from Geneva to Basel, consists of 27 sections and relates the history of watches.
Juraparc Mont d'Orzeires – American bisons, bears and wolfs live in spacious enclosures half-way between the Vallée de Joux and Vallorbe.
«L'Espace Horloger» watch mueseum in Le Sentier – history of watch-making and a precious collection of clocks as well as a reconstructed old watch-making workshop.
Parc Jurassien Vaudois nature preserve – impressive nature experience and beautiful hiking area on the first Jura Mountain Range between Lake Geneva and Vallée de Joux.
Fort de Vallorbe, «Pré Giroud» fortification – looks like a small chalet from the inside but turns out to be an underground fortification dating from World War II.
Vallorbe limestone caves with stalagnites – the underground drain of Lac de Joux has created a spectacular limestone cave with stalagnites. Features a «Fairy Treasure», a collection of minerals from all over the world.
Steam Railway – the 14-kilometre-long railway line from Le Pont to Le Brassus was opened in 1899. On a few selected days, steam trains operate on this line in addition to the regular trains.
Slow Up – on one Sunday in July the roads around Lac de Joux are reserved for bicycles, scooters and inline skaters. Up to 30'000 participants take advantage (July).
Triathlon in the Vallée de Joux near Charbonnières – with various start categories also for the general public and children (July).
The Vallée de Joux with its lake and long watch-making tradition is a world of its own in rugged and unspoilt countryside nestling between Jura Mountain Ranges.
From Mont Tendre - the highest peak in the Vallée de Joux (1679 metres above sea level) - affords a fantastic view of Lake Geneva and the Savoy Alps all the way to the Bernese Oberland. The whole region with its many beautiful vantage points is a paradise for hikers, horse and mountain bike riders.
The Lac de Joux at an altitude of 1000 metres above sea level is the biggest water surface in the Jura Massif. Famous for its winds, it attracts keen windsurfers and sailors as well as other water sports enthusiasts and bathers.
In summer there is a ship service. A railway line runs along the lake and through the pine forest and Jura moorscapes from Le Sentier to Le Brassus which for almost 300 years have been strongholds of the watch-making industry.
The «L'Espace Horloger» museum in Le Sentier provides an insight into the history of chronographs and repeating watches as well as today's production of luxury watches. And the luxury brand Audemars Piguet runs its own museum in Le Brassus.
The «Watchmaking Trail» runs from Geneva to Basel, consists of 27 sections and relates the history of watches.
Juraparc Mont d'Orzeires – American bisons, bears and wolfs live in spacious enclosures half-way between the Vallée de Joux and Vallorbe.
«L'Espace Horloger» watch mueseum in Le Sentier – history of watch-making and a precious collection of clocks as well as a reconstructed old watch-making workshop.
Parc Jurassien Vaudois nature preserve – impressive nature experience and beautiful hiking area on the first Jura Mountain Range between Lake Geneva and Vallée de Joux.
Fort de Vallorbe, «Pré Giroud» fortification – looks like a small chalet from the inside but turns out to be an underground fortification dating from World War II.
Vallorbe limestone caves with stalagnites – the underground drain of Lac de Joux has created a spectacular limestone cave with stalagnites. Features a «Fairy Treasure», a collection of minerals from all over the world.
Steam Railway – the 14-kilometre-long railway line from Le Pont to Le Brassus was opened in 1899. On a few selected days, steam trains operate on this line in addition to the regular trains.
Slow Up – on one Sunday in July the roads around Lac de Joux are reserved for bicycles, scooters and inline skaters. Up to 30'000 participants take advantage (July).
Triathlon in the Vallée de Joux near Charbonnières – with various start categories also for the general public and children (July).
frozen heart of the swiss watch industry
un article sur philippe dufour
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une visite dans l'ancienne Blancpain / Besuch bei Blancpain
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sur la vallée
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The Vallée de Joux with its lake and long watch-making tradition is a world of its own in rugged and unspoilt countryside nestling between Jura Mountain Ranges.
From Mont Tendre - the highest peak in the Vallée de Joux (1679 metres above sea level) - affords a fantastic view of Lake Geneva and the Savoy Alps all the way to the Bernese Oberland. The whole region with its many beautiful vantage points is a paradise for hikers, horse and mountain bike riders.
The Lac de Joux at an altitude of 1000 metres above sea level is the biggest water surface in the Jura Massif. Famous for its winds, it attracts keen windsurfers and sailors as well as other water sports enthusiasts and bathers.
In summer there is a ship service. A railway line runs along the lake and through the pine forest and Jura moorscapes from Le Sentier to Le Brassus which for almost 300 years have been strongholds of the watch-making industry.
The «L'Espace Horloger» museum in Le Sentier provides an insight into the history of chronographs and repeating watches as well as today's production of luxury watches. And the luxury brand Audemars Piguet runs its own museum in Le Brassus.
The «Watchmaking Trail» runs from Geneva to Basel, consists of 27 sections and relates the history of watches.
Juraparc Mont d'Orzeires – American bisons, bears and wolfs live in spacious enclosures half-way between the Vallée de Joux and Vallorbe.
«L'Espace Horloger» watch mueseum in Le Sentier – history of watch-making and a precious collection of clocks as well as a reconstructed old watch-making workshop.
Parc Jurassien Vaudois nature preserve – impressive nature experience and beautiful hiking area on the first Jura Mountain Range between Lake Geneva and Vallée de Joux.
Fort de Vallorbe, «Pré Giroud» fortification – looks like a small chalet from the inside but turns out to be an underground fortification dating from World War II.
Vallorbe limestone caves with stalagnites – the underground drain of Lac de Joux has created a spectacular limestone cave with stalagnites. Features a «Fairy Treasure», a collection of minerals from all over the world.
Steam Railway – the 14-kilometre-long railway line from Le Pont to Le Brassus was opened in 1899. On a few selected days, steam trains operate on this line in addition to the regular trains.
Slow Up – on one Sunday in July the roads around Lac de Joux are reserved for bicycles, scooters and inline skaters. Up to 30'000 participants take advantage (July).
Triathlon in the Vallée de Joux near Charbonnières – with various start categories also for the general public and children (July).
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A Swiss landscape or two. Le Vallee du Joux. One of those trees that falls in the forest which nobody hears about
Identifier: tranquilleettour00pari
Title: Tranquille et tourbillon
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Publisher: Paris : Hachette
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t par la main ;il lui nomma par leur nom toutes les ouverturespar lesquelles ils pouvaient regarder dans lan-tique sanctuaire, lui fit admirer certaines par-ties du chœur demeurées intactes au milieu delencombrement général, puis il descendit parun second escalier, un peu dangereux, celui-là, àcause de lescarpement. Toutes ces difficultés sur-montées une à une, ils reprirent le chemin duVal-Argand. Ils navaient pas fait cinquante pas quun tour-billon de poussière leur apparut sur la route. « Cest une voilure, garons-nous, dit le vieil-lard prudent. Et il fit passer sa petite compagne dans lesentier réservé aux piétons. Mais Béatrix ne continua pas de marcher; elleavait reconnu la figure joufflue de Lucien etdit; « Cest ma tante. » Cétait la baronne dans le léger panier quiservait à ses courses champêtres. Léquipage arrivé devant les deux piétons fitvolte-face et sarrêta. « Eh bien! dit la baronne enlevant le voilede gaze qui préservait son visage de la pous-
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Cest ma tante. TRANQUILLE ET TOURBILLON. 95 sière, avez-vous linlenlion de coucher dans lesruines, à la belle étoile? — Quelle heure est-il donc, ma cousine? — Mais six heures bien sonnées. — Six heures! ma montre retarde, cest cer-tain. Je vous demande mille fois pardon de vousavoir inquiétée. — Vous ne mavez pas inquiétée du tout. Sivous naviez eu la malheureuse idée demmenerTranquille, je me serais dit que vous désiriezsans doute jouir dun effet de clair de lune surles colonnes et les croisillons, et je naurais pointdérangé votre contemplation. — Mais nous étions en chemin pour revenir,comme vous voyez. — Oui, mais du train dont vous allez vous se-riez arrivés à sept heures, et nous dînons à six. — Pardon, ma chère, par... — Accordé, mon ami, montez bien vite. Oùvous mettrez-vous. Tranquille?... sur le strapon-tin, nest-ce pas? Cest ça, donnez-lui la main,galant chevalier, mais prenez bien garde de glis-ser sur le marchepied qui est fort étroit
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