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.
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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. :)
The first part with bare rocks looks much better than downhill.
unbelievable scenic road... I wanna drive in there. so nice.
I really wanna drive that route!
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.
Awesome video. Kinda wish you hadn't cut out the forested parts though. But anyways, Congrats on the 5 Million Views! =D :))
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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.
L'endroit est tres pittoresque, mais pourquoi la chanson n'est pas fransaise?