English: Roquefort-sur-Garonne (Haute-Garonne, Midi-Pyrénées, France). View towards the S-S-W from the ruins of the old castle, onto part of the "haut Comminges", with the Pyrenes on the horizon. Nearby, the street running straight in the center is the rue Sainte-Catherine. The A64 motorway crosses the picture. The Garinne river is on the right, flowing north towards us. The first bridge seen here is the railway bridge, with behind it the bridge for the D13; both bridges link Roquefort on the left and Boussens on the right. The Salat river reaches the Garonne immediately downstream from the railway bridge: we can see its last few meters.

Behind Boussens is Mancioux, at the foot of the "piton de Montpezat". A darker spot at the top of the first slope is the ruins of the Montpezat castle, at 400 m altitude on the territory of Saint-Martory. On its right, the summit "le Pin" (485 m altitude, Dano-Montian limestone) and slightly more on the right the top of Gallepe (480 m alt., middle Maestrichtian nankin limestone and upper Maestrichtian marl). Geologically both summits belong to the Petites Pyrenees, of which the main bulk is found on the left of the photo, east of the Garonne and the Salat rivers.

The cave of la Tourasse is at the foot of the ruins of the castle of Montpezat on Saint-Martory and is sometimes called "cave of Montpezat" for that reason.