Camargue

From here the fisherman ferries her over the broad Rhone, and we accompany her over the Camargue, down to the sea.

Here we learn of the belief in the three Maries, who have their church in the Camargue.

Dans le train si lent traverser la Camargue je mimagine ces mornes remparts qui depuis sept sicles subsistent intacts.

For ordinarily it is death to venture there, save on horseback, and armed with the trident of Camargue.

Where the Rhone enters the Mediterranean, there are some 40,000 acres of sandy and clayey land called the Camargue.