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Pigne d'Arolla (3,787 m) is a
mountain in the
Pennine Alps in Switzerland. The
first ascent was made by A. W.
Moore and
Horace Walker with the
guide Jakob...
- The
Pigne de la Lé is a
mountain of the
Swiss Pennine Alps,
located south of
Zinal in the
canton of Valais. It lies
north of the
Grand Cornier, on the...
- Day 4:
Around Dixence reservoir and up to the Dix Hut. Day 5: Over the
Pigne d'Arolla to the
Vignettes Hut. Day 6: A long day to
Zermatt over the Col...
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include Aramon Chernyi,
Aramon Negro,
Aramon noir,
Aramon Pignat,
Aramon Pigne,
Aramon Rozovyi,
Aramon Saint Joseph, Aramone, Aramonen, Aramont, Arramont...
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Santa Maria del
Rosario alle
Pigne (or del Rosariello) is a
church located near
Piazza Cavour in Naples, Italy. The
church acquired its name, because...
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Train des
Pignes (French pronunciation: [tʁɛ̃ de piɲ]) is a set of four
metre gauge railways...
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Collon in the
Pennine Alps. The
village is also
overlooked by the 3796-metre
Pigne d'Arolla,
which can be
climbed from the
Cabane des
Vignettes or Dix Hut...
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clients are
trying to
reach Zermatt from
Chamonix on the
slopes of the
Pigne d'Arolla in the Val d'Hérens on 29
April 2018.
Seven people die of cold...
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Other noteworthy peaks along the
valley include:
Grand Cornier, Mt Collon,
Pigne d'Arolla, Vou****on, Rosablanche, and Mt
Blanc de Cheillon. The
Herens breed...
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Chemins de fer de
Provence and is the only
remaining Train des
Pignes. "Train des
Pignes -
Chemin de fer de Provence".
Alpes de
Haute Provence Tourism...
