fontainebleau

He didn't want what happened at Fontainebleau to repeat so he had to keep Davout at home.

Indoors climber here, and planning a vacation trip to Fontainebleau in the next 1-2 years (depending on state of pandemic).

I moved to Fontainebleau specifically for bouldering and am on the rocks 3 days a week.

Delhi, Ca -> Del-High Fontainebleau State Park -> Fountain Blue State Park These were two off the ones that really stood out from my travels.

As far as French palaces go, I liked Fontainebleau way more.

- Frankenjura - Elbsandstein - Margalef - Siurana - Chulilla - Albarracin - Finale - Osp - Kalymnos - Leonidio - Ceuse - St Leger - Gorges du Tarn - Les Calanques - Buoux - Fontainebleau As for multi-pitch climbing: almost everything in the Alps is accessible with a normal car and the customary approach (or a cable car).

You'll save up to spend a winter on the beach in Thailand, summer roadtripping across Europe, and if you ever end up in Paris on business you'll look me up in Fontainebleau and I'll take you out for the single best day of bouldering in your life here in the forest.

I agree with you on the the accessibility of climbing, but "moving to Fontainebleau" doesn't sound cheap!

There were troops all over France, including paratroopers in Fontainebleau at 60km from Paris [0], while the "président du conseil" of the 4th republic transmitted peacefully the power to De Gaulle, to mitigate a civil war.

For me, that meant setting up shop in Fontainebleau, France, with its lifetime supply of world class bouldering.

Castle Rock is like a mini Fontainebleau, with really nice sandstone in a pleasant setting.

As it happens, I'm also living in the place with the Best Rocks In The World (Fontainebleau, France).