books to present hiking and camping as recreational activities. Today Stevenson fans retrace the route Stevenson on hiking paths (the GR 70), some of which are transhumance routes taken annually by shepherds and their flocks. The open-air museum Ecomusée du Mont Lozère sited here presents the ecology of the region. A feature is the traditional Ferme de Troubat, with its threshing-floor and its flour mill. References Further reading Patrice Higonnet, Pont-de-Montvert: Social Structure and Politics in a French Village (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1971). Georgia Cosmos, "The Call to Arms: Pont-de-Montvert, July 1702," in eadem, Huguenot Prophecy and Clandestine Worship in the Eighteenth Century: 'The Sacred Theatre of the Cévennes (Aldershot, Ashgate, 2005), 85–108. Ghislain Baury, La dynastie Rouvière de Fraissinet-de-Lozère. Les élites villageoises dans les Cévennes protestantes d'après un fonds d'archives inédit (1403–1908), t. 1: La chronique, t. 2: L'inventaire, Sète, Les Nouvelles Presses du Languedoc, 2011, http://sites.google.com/site/dynastierouviere/. External links Pont-de-Montvert: (separate texts in English, Dutch and German; photographs) Sivom Sources du Tarn Lozère on-line: Le Pont de Montvert Ecomusée du Mont Lozère (in English) Sarl Loureiro Frères: Photo gallery of traditional masonry, including the Château de Grizac Pontdemontvert, Le Camisards