I love it when you go over nice tall mountain passes. :) Thank you for making my day, and thank you for working hard to get this video on here, so we can watch the beauty of the countryside fly by. Again, I wanted to rubberneck, and couldn't lol :D Hoping this trip is just as fun as the rest of the ones you have taken. :)
Great video! Thanks for sharing. I was in Barcelonnette a few weeks ago, and drove the same road - or part of it. IMHO, the best views are from Barcelonnette to Col de la Cayolle through the gorge along the Bachelard River.
I wondered about that as well. It doesn't seem to be a culvert, but I doubt if it is a part of a historic fortification because it's not really close to any border. The Nice area was ceded to France 50 years before this road was built.
I was thinking it was an abandoned tunnel, but who knows? Edit: At 7:03 is probably the other end of the old tunnel under all that rock. It was probably abandoned long ago.
I love it when you go over nice tall mountain passes. :) Thank you for making my day, and thank you for working hard to get this video on here, so we can watch the beauty of the countryside fly by. Again, I wanted to rubberneck, and couldn't lol :D Hoping this trip is just as fun as the rest of the ones you have taken. :)
Great video! Thanks for sharing. I was in Barcelonnette a few weeks ago, and drove the same road - or part of it. IMHO, the best views are from Barcelonnette to Col de la Cayolle through the gorge along the Bachelard River.
unbelievable scenic road... I wanna drive in there. so nice.
Awesome video. Kinda wish you hadn't cut out the forested parts though. But anyways, Congrats on the 5 Million Views! =D :))
I really wanna drive that route!
The first part with bare rocks looks much better than downhill.
What that on 6:49 by left side?
I wondered about that as well. It doesn't seem to be a culvert, but I doubt if it is a part of a historic fortification because it's not really close to any border. The Nice area was ceded to France 50 years before this road was built.
It's a small arch with no present use at all. Maybe a sort of shelter for roadmenders of yesteryear.
I was thinking it was an abandoned tunnel, but who knows?
Edit: At 7:03 is probably the other end of the old tunnel under all that rock. It was probably abandoned long ago.
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L'endroit est tres pittoresque, mais pourquoi la chanson n'est pas fransaise?