Issoire

Take the ninth stage of this year's Tour, a 130-mile ride from Issoire to Saint-Flou in France.

Sponsors Race for TV Exposure John W. Miller 2011

On July 10, while his former RadioShack teammates push from Issoire to Saint-Flour, a Tour stage known as a leg-breaker, Armstrong will be in Davis, Calif., leading a bike race to benefit his foundation.

Lance Armstrong's 'Retirement' Vanessa O'Connell 2011

On July 10, while his former RadioShack teammates push from Issoire to Saint-Flour, a Tour stage known as a leg-breaker, Armstrong will be in Davis, Calif., leading a bike race to benefit his foundation.

Lance Armstrong's 'Retirement' Vanessa O'Connell 2011

There is hardly any one on earth who is not acquainted with those singular spots, the Glaciere, the Cunette, the hideous wall of Grenelle all speckled with balls, Mont – Parnasse, the Fosse-aux-Loups, Aubiers on the bank of the Marne, Mont – Souris, the Tombe – Issoire, the Pierre – Plate de

Les Miserables 2008

From Champeix the plateau of Pardines, 1620 ft., may be ascended; whence continue to the Tour de Maurifolet, and descend by the stair in the cliff to Perrier, pop. 600, among rocks pierced with caves, 3 m. from Issoire (p. 372).

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Plates of above 600 fossil bones, (remains of a former world) recently discovered in the neighbourhood of Issoire, in France, are preparing for publication.

The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 10, No. 289, December 22, 1827 Various

E. from Mont-Dore, on the highway between Mont-Dore and Issoire.

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Issoire, and some other places that were in their possession.

Court Memoirs of France Series — Complete Various

On the tower and south transept is the same kind of rude mosaic which ornaments the church of Issoire.

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In the neighbourhood, at Pernay, is a dolmen, of which the horizontal surface is 13 ft. by 6½ ft.; and 2½ m. distant the cascade of the Granges. 8¾ m. beyond, towards Issoire, is

The South of France—East Half C. B. Black