Massif de Calanques, Marseille
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Calanque or calanche is
known in Corsica as a geological formation in the form of a
deep valley with steep sides partly sunk into the sea. The subjoined
steep chalk-cliffs, also called the Massif the Calanque, are
situated on the coastal strip of France between Cassis and Marseille.
The rocks, which still are a witness of unspoilt nature, are
20 km long and 4 km widely and they reach their peak in the
Marseilleveyre (432 m.) and Mont Puget (565 m.).
Remarkably concerning The Divine Name is that someone
in the last generation of time has taken the effort to carve
on the top of calanque the name of God in the hard rock.
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