Dwight Peck's low-res photos

Farms of the Jura in winter

[The Jura mountains run in a southwest-northeast direction along the border between France and Switzerland, from Geneva (Genève) to Basel (Bâle), holding at about 1300-1400 meters altitude (4350-4500 feet), and peaking in the range of 1650 meters (5450 feet). These photos of high alpage farms in winter are mainly from the southwestern end of that range, between the cities of Geneva and Vallorbe.]

Mondion

Mondion lies at 1270 meters altitude along the broad meadows on the balcony under Mont Pelé and Mont Sala to the northwest and the descent towards Bassins and eventually Lac Léman to the southeast.

Mondion, 19 March 2006

From the southwest

And from the northeast, 19 March 2006

Looking west, with Mont Pélé on the horizon, 19 March 2006

23 November 2008

Looking west towards Givrine, 3 March 2001.

From the Carte National de la Suisse, 25,000 scale: 1241,  Marchairuz
The red dot indicates Mondion.
The blue dot indicates Les Frasses.
The lime green dot indicates Le Crot.
The violet dot indicates Le Planet.

Seen from the forest to the south, with a zoom lens, 31 December 2010

The same, with a little less zoom.

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Farms of the Jura in winter

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