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Steve > Last Sunday we hiked up the mountain to see "le croix du nivolet." The hike was long and the view magnificent.
Steve > As we stopped to catch our breath while walking up the grassy ski slope this was the view looking back toward home.
Steve > In the distance you can see the cross standing at the edge of the cliff overlooking Chambéry.
Steve > From the top of the mountain you could see the autumn forests and snow-capped mountains in the distance.
Steve > When leaving America before our Autumn I thought I would never see the changing of season like home. Never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined seeing such beauty.
Steve > With the hike complete it was time for the traditional afternoon snack. The view was also nice.
Steve > The cross was originally made of stone but lighting enjoyed the striking practice so the structure is now encased in metal with a lighting rod thanks to the electric company.
Steve > Les Montagnes photo
Steve > Les Montagnes photo
In the distance you can see the cross standing at the edge of the cliff overlooking Chambéry.
> In the distance you can see the cross standing at the edge of the cliff overlooking Chambéry.
In the distance you can see the cross standing at the edge of the cliff overlooking Chambéry.
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