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Discovering 1/4 de la foret de Bière

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Discovering 1/4 de la foret de Bière

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Please check local regulations for: Réserve de biosphère de Fontainebleau et du Gâtinais

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Location: Ile-de-France, France

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1. Point de vue sur Apremont – Les Barbizonières Rock Shelter loop from Barbizon

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2. Point de vue sur Apremont – Les Barbizonières Rock Shelter loop from Barbizon

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3. Point de vue sur Apremont – Apremont gorge loop from Barbizon

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February 17, 2024

[The Mare aux Enées (sic), place of questing and relay when the assembly for hunting with hounds is in Chailly, at the Table du Roi or at the Hautes-Loges. De Salnove, to clarify, adds: At the

Mare aux Enées, in the Ronde route. You have to understand near the Mare aux Evées, for example at the Berceau crossroads.

Evée, evée? place where fish lay their eggs.

Pond completely transformed by the work carried out during the reign of Louis-Philippe. The aim of these works was to clean up the marshy territory surrounding it and to ensure the flow of the pond by creating a stream, which, originally, caused flooding: what we have hard to believe today.

Viewpoint from Camp de Chailly. [During the war of 1870, military strategists set up an “observation post” there to monitor the possible arrival, on horseback of course, of the German invaders.

the Cuvier Chatillon, legendary place for rock climbers [History of rock climbing: In 1874, the French Alpine Club (CAF) was founded in Paris, some members began to take an interest in the blocks of Fontainebleau. In 1908, in the Bas Cuvier sector, Jacques Wehrlin crossed a crack using nailed shoes which today bears his name (listed as grade 3 today).

In 1910, the group of rock climbers took shape, which included climbers who had marked their time,

such as Wherlin or the Lépiney brothers. The group is fighting to have the usefulness of climbing in the Fontainebleau forest recognized as a training ground by the high-ranking Cafist authorities. In 1914, level 4 was reached by Jacques de Lépiney at the Prestat fissure (using espadrilles with high uppers).

Founded in 1924, the Bleau Group (GDB) included the best Parisian mountaineers of the time. They gained in technique on the blocks of Bleau, before attacking the cliffs of the Seine, the Yonne, the Suisse Normande… (story to follow on randosacaudos.blogspot.com/2015/02/nouveau -tmf-etape-2-bis.html).

[pins with blisters. Grafting pine trees in the Fontainebleau forest

the Revue Forestière Française: it mentions on several occasions the grafting of pine trees. However, more than a hundred years ago, the question had already caught the attention of foresters. An article published in the Annales Forestières in April 1843 (MARRIER DE BOISDHYVER. - Grafting of pines in the forest of Fontainebleau) gave interesting details on the herbaceous grafting which was practiced. “This graft can only be carried out during spring vegetation, when the terminal shoot has acquired two thirds or three quarters of its elongation. It is done in splits on subjects three to six or eight years old from sowing.

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Location: Ile-de-France, France

Discovering 1/4 de la foret de Bière

1. Point de vue sur Apremont – Les Barbizonières Rock Shelter loop from Barbizon

2. Point de vue sur Apremont – Les Barbizonières Rock Shelter loop from Barbizon

3. Point de vue sur Apremont – Apremont gorge loop from Barbizon

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