[Valence to Ardèche]

[Crest to Montelimart]

Crest to [Dieulefit] by Saou and Bourdeaux

[Saou] is an ancient village curiously situated. [Bourdeaux] is separated from Dieulefit by a high mountain.

[Crest to Aspres], 57 miles E. by Die. This route traverses the whole of the valley of the river Drôme ([map, p. 27])

[Montelimart] to [Grignan], where Madame Sévigné died

[La Croisière] to [Nyons], 29½ miles E. (p. 50). The climate of Nyons is mild and well suited for those who leave the Riviera early. From Nyons another coach goes on to [Serres], 41 miles E. (p. 51) on the railway between Marseilles and Grenoble ([map, p. 27]).

[Sorgues to Carpentras], 10½ m. east

[Carpentras] makes excellent headquarters for visiting a great variety of places in the neighbourhood, among others [Mont Ventoux] (p. 56) and [Vaison] (p. 53).

[Avignon to Nîmes] by the famous Roman aqueduct called the Pont-du-Gard