We passed a pasture area and shelters, mostly ancient. We then stumbled on an airplane wreck lying in a small depression next to the trail. It must have been there for decades. Looking at the tail plane, it could be a Mooney. This wreck is less famous than the other one, a Rockwell Commander, lying on the southern flank of Puy de Tourrettes. 

We crossed an empty pasture field, climbed a bit more before starting to descend along a narrow unmarked trail, first heading northwest then north. There were several narrow paths crisscrossing the flank. From our location a bit higher, we could see the plateau and our starting point which made the navigation easy. 

We descended to a mysterious geological area named Village Nègre. Not a true “village” but big eroded limestone statues around clearings. We have seen similar albeit not identical formations above Caussols.