Part 27 (1/2)

_Route_ 26.--By carriage _via_ Campan, Ste. Marie, Payole, Col d'Aspin, Arreau, Borderes, Col de Peyresourde, and Garin.

Considered the finest drive in the Pyrenees.

_Route_ 27.--By rail _via_ Montgaillard, Tarbes, Montrejeau, Salechan, Marignac, and Luchon. An exceedingly long round.

_From Bagneres de Luchon to St. Bertrand de Comminges_.

_Route_ 27.--By carriage _via_ Cier, Marignac, Salechan, Loures, and Labroquere.

_Route_ 28.--By train _via_ Marignac and Salechan to Loures, and carriage thence to St. Bertrand. The rail continues from Loures to Montrejeau.

_From St. Bertrand to Montrejeau_.

_Route_ 29.--By carriage to Loures station, thence by train to Montrejeau.

_Route_ 30.--By carriage direct to Montrejeau.

_From Toulouse to Perpignan_.

_Route_ 31.--Via Castelnaudary, Carca.s.sone, Narbonne, La Nouvelle, Salses, and Rivesaltes.

_From Perpignan to Amelie-les-Bains_.

_Route_ 32.--By diligence or carriage _via_ Pollestres, Le Boulou, and Le Pont de Ceret.

_From Perpignan to Molitg_.

_Route_ 33.--By rail _via_ Millas, Ille, Bouleternere, and Vinca, to Prades, thence by diligence or carriage _via_ Catlar to Molitg.

_From Perpignan to Vernet_.

_Route_ 34--Route 33 to Prades and coach to Vernet.

_Route_ 35--By rail _via_ Prades to Villefranche, and carriage thence to Vernet.

APPENDIX C.

SOME LOCAL PYRENEAN TERMS AND THEIR ENGLISH EQUIVALENTS.

_Artigue_, pasturage, prairie.

_Barranque_, a deep hollow or ravine.

_Borde, Bourdette_, farm-house, barn, cot.

_Caire, Quaire, Quarat_, a cone-shaped peak, rocky and bare.

_Canaou_, narrow ravine worn by the snow.

_Cap_, mountain tip.

_Clot_, a valley without exit.

_Colline_, a small valley, a dale.

_Cortal, Courtaou_, sheep-fold, sheep-pen.