This was apparently the beginning of the Gouffre de Révaillon.
After leaving the pool--now very sombre in the shadow of the wooded hill--I crossed a ridge separating me from the Gouffre de Cabouy, out of which flows a tributary of the Ouysse.
Upon the stony plateau above Roc-Amadour is a cavern well known in the district as the Gouffre de Révaillon.
Close to theGouffre de Cabouy, whose outflow forms a tributary of the Ouysse, is a cottage where a man lives whose destiny I have often envied.
The peasants of the district have an extraordinary story with regard to this convent, which is either the cause or the consequence of the superstitious awe in which they hold the Gouffre de Lantouy.
But don't be frightened; this isn't a Gouffre de Padirac day, though it really is a great pity to pass it by.
Still, I wouldn't admit that I was cold, and stiffened my muscles to prevent a shudder when my brother asked me cheerfully if I would enjoy a visit to the Gouffre de Padirac, close by.
Looking up the valleys of the two rivers, Gouffre and Moulin, there is a fine view of a mountain range that fades away in the far distance in different shades of blue.
Following the rapid course of the Gouffre there is a road from which many charming views may be seen.
I visited the interior of the gouffrein 1869, and my wonder at its caverns was increased by observing the hardness of the hornblende out of which they have been hollowed.
The most extraordinary features of the Gouffre des Busserailles, however, are the caverns (or marmites, as they are termed) which the water has hollowed out of the heart of the rock.
In a few days they constructed a rough but convenient plank gallery into the centre of the gouffre, along its walls, and on payment of a toll of half a franc any one can now enter the Gouffre des Busserailles.
A similar length of time is still necessary to reach a small tower whence a good view of the Gouffre d'Enfer and the Pont de Nadie, above it, can be enjoyed.
In a few days they constructed a rough but convenient plank gallery into the centre of the gouffre, along its walls; and, on payment of a toll of half a franc, any one can now enter the Gouffre des Busserailles.
The most extraordinary features of the Gouffre des Busserailles, however, are the caverns (or marmites as they are termed), which the water has hollowed out of the heart of the rock.
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