FYI, "col bagging" is an activity carried out by masochistic cyclists who feel the need to demonstrate the extent of their epic suffering by seeking out the perfect photo op as proof of passage - whereas your photo demonstrates a mad, masochistic need to cycle for miles into the middle of nowhere in blistering heat to take a picture of a cool sign. .......... Actually that sort of counts. And it is quite a cool picture.
Speaking of masochism...
I rode up both sides of Col de Val Louron-Azet today, for a total of 101.8km and 1790m climbing. The bike + col photos (higher resolution than usual, so you can see more detail) are below.
The first one is the side of the sign facing east, which I saw on climbing from Génos (to the east of the col).
This photo shows Pla d'Adet ski resort (just below the right hand side of the lower col sign with all the stickers on it), and the backbreaking road up to it (to its right), and (if you look really hard) parts of the road up to Col de Portet.
The second photo is the side of the sign facing west, which I saw on climbing from Sailhan (to the west of the col). This photo shows Col de Peyresourde (in the background, mid left).
I posted no col signs for yesterday, because there were no cols, but lakes instead: Lac de Cap de Long and 3 of its neighbouring lakes, all 4 of these with elevations between 1850m and 2190m. Although they're all formed by dams for hydroelectric power, they're still spectacular, and worth a visit, even on a bicycle if your legs can handle it.
). My bike GPS computer's thermometer kept going up to about 31-32 degrees, so on reaching Col du Tourmalet, my legs were very tired. 
One donkey kept trying to eat my camera, thinking it was a treat of some kind. Add to that the swarms of flies and other insects, and I couldn't exit the place quickly enough. I did ride up both sides of it, though.
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