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Dry stone "bourie," typical of the Luberon.
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If you have serious objections to riding (or pushing) up or down this kind of steep, rough, and loose "trail," the Grande Traversee of Luberon or Vaucluse is probably not for you; there's a lot of this kind of thing.
An armored section of trail at the start of the Aiguebrun.
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F Felix
Sep 14, 2019 near Saignon, FR
“Dry stone "bourie," typical of the Luberon.”  

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If you have serious objections to riding (or pushing) up or down this kind of steep, rough, and loose "trail," the Grande Traversee of Luberon or Vaucluse is probably not for you; there's a lot of this kind of thing.
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