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What Happened to the Famous Sign at the Top of Mont Ventoux?

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According to le Fils Aixcentric who cycles up there regularly, the Mont Ventoux sign has been taken before, and has been replaced, each time with different heights recorded.  The most recent height (see the photo) of 1911m

…Continue reading here to find out about the “Ventouman” who has summited this mountain more times than there are days in the year. What do you think was the sign stolen by souvenir hunters or just part of local maintenance work?

More articles on Mont Ventoux:

Venasque a Village With a Views of Mont Ventoux

Dine in the vines near Mont Ventoux! 

Conquering the mighty Mont Ventoux

Watching the Tour de France on Mont Ventoux

Malaucène a Gateway to Mont Ventoux

A Grueling Ride up Mont Ventoux or Relaxing at a Spa?

Cycling in the Shadow of Mont Ventoux

Tour de France: Mount Ventoux Wines

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Aixcentric was set up by Lynne Alderson three years ago as a channel to send out info on events taking place around Aix as well as news, relevant books, the latest films, new shops and of course where to eat locally. Why?

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"It came about out of frustration with the lack of communication in the town. Posters would suddenly go up about an event that week. No prewarning. I had difficulty too in finding information from many of the tourist offices. Things are slowly getting better and there is sometimes information in English. Hopefully by keeping an eagle eye on the local press and talking with contacts in town, I can publicize fun things that people would otherwise miss. It's a ragbag of info that I come across on my travels. I've published nearly 600 posts now and have lots of followers so hopefully, it is fulfilling its role of helping people, residents and visitors alike, get the most of their time in Aix."

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