- Bovril-like
paste was
produced from
horsemeat within the garrison.
Nicknamed Chevril (a
portmanteau of cheval,
French for horse, and Bovril) it was made by...
- The
Tignes Dam, also
known as the
Chevril Dam, is an arch dam on the Isère in the muni****lity of
Tignes in the Rhône-Alpes
region in south-eastern France...
- were depleted. The
besieged British forces in
Ladysmith also
produced chevril, a Bovril-like paste, by
boiling down the
horse meat to a
jelly paste and...
-
largely on
their remaining draught oxen and
horses (mainly in the form of "
chevril", a meat
paste named after the
commercial beef
extract "Bovril"). Eventually...
-
weather – a
hailstorm resulting in
landslides on the road
along the ‘Lac du
Chevril' – the
organisation of the Tour had to
cancel the
stage p****ed the Col...
-
River 2016
Tignes Dam 180 m (590 ft)
Concrete arch-gravity France Lac du
Chevril 1952
Dartmouth Dam 180 m (590 ft) Embankment, earth/rock-fill Australia...
- 72900 (Julierp****) 2,280 m
Parking du Saut Alps
France dead end Lac du
Chevril Side road from Col de l'Iseran -road, from c. 1,815 m.
Asphalted road ends...
- and down
through short tunnels and
avalanche galleries past the Lac du
Chevril near Tignes.
Starting from Bourg-Saint-Maurice, the
climb to Col de l'Iseran...
-
Tignes les Boisses. Once
every 10
years the lake
behind the dam (Lac du
Chevril) is
drained for
maintenance work and the
remains of the old
village becomes...
- Champessolin, Champlan, Champleval-Dessous, Château, Chef-Lieu, Cheriettes,
Chevril, Clos Savin, Crétaz Saint-Martin, Croux, Dialley, Ferrière, Folliex, Fournier...
