TITLE: Unreal Mountains

It is in the grain-growing flat plain of Beauce in France that, in autumn, ephemeral mountains appear, covered in artificial snow that is not immaculate like that of the high mountains, but earthy, like the soil of Beauce, constantly worked by men. They are not very high, but they stand out from the flatness of the agricultural plain and attract curious eyes. Moreover, as you approach, paths are revealed that run along their sides, weaving through the folds, crossing crevasses, climbing up to the ridge line and finally descending back down to the valley floor.
An invitation to an imaginary and improbable hike.
Making off : in fact, it's just the covers that protect the beet harvest.

AUTHOR: Eric Violette (France)