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Nice, Marseilles or Lyon and then take a TGV to Avignon or Nimes. Get some rest and the following day, plan outdoor horse back riding in Camargues.
To complete your initiation to the Provence region, visit the Perfume and Aromas museum in Graveson.
Wanna go even further back in time? Then take your horse and plan a ride to visit the Opidum of Nages. It is only over 3,500 years old.

ntire body needs to work out.
Count down for the Preakness Stakes.
Thanks to the Camargue regional nature park, an area of 86 km2 is devoted to the protection of the natural environment and its species. Equipped with binoculars and a little patience, you can easily be able to observe herons, egrets, ducks and of course flamingoes.
Camarguais horses are used to supervise the territory cultivated for rice. The ideal way to explore and work in the Camargue is on Camarguais horseback. This is the best way to go in the remotest parts. There are no hills and nearly 20 km of roads are closed to motor vehicles, from Saintes Maries to Salins de Giraud.
The salt industry started in the 19th century, and big chemical companies such as Péchiney and Solvay, founded the 'mining' city of Salins de Giraud.
Georges Brassens was a poet and song writer born in Sete.
The fourth canto, Li Demandaire (The Suitors), recalls the Homeric style, and is among the finest of the poem. Alàri, the shepherd, Veran, the keeper of horses, and Ourrias, who has herds of bulls in the Camargue, present themselves successively for the hand of Mirèio. The "transhumance des troupeaux" is described in verse full of vigorous movement; the sheep are taken up into the Alps for the summer, and then in the fall brought down toPg 113 the great plain of the Crau near the Delta of the Rhone. The whole description is made with bold, simple strokes of the brush, offering a vivid picture not to be forgotten. Alàri, too, offers a marvellously carved wooden cup, adorned with pastoral scenes. Veran owns a hundred white mares, whose manes, thick and flowing like the grass of the marshes, are untouched by the shears, and float above their necks, as they bound fiercely along, like a fairy's scarf. They are never subdued, and often, after years of exile from the salt meadows of the Camargue, they throw off their rider, and gallop over twenty leagues of marshes to the land of their birth, to breathe the free salt air of the sea. Their element is the sea; they have surely broken loose from the chariot of Neptune; they are still white with foam; and when the sea roars and darkens, when the ships break their cables, the stallions of the Camargue neigh with joy.
The poet Roy Campbell also wrote about these white Camarguais horses and the noise of their feet in the waves.
to his voice.
white breakers gave them birth.
The sleepy appearance of the Camarguais horse is pretty missleading.
me the World Equestrian Games.Since 2007, some of these exercises are open to other techniques such as the Doma Vaquera which is the Portuguese equivalent technic of the French Camargue Equistry.