This wild fruit grows on the “sunny side of the ridge” that overlooks Burguete.

Jake Barnes sees this animal hop up “to the roof of the diligence” in Burguete.

This establishment was on “each side of” the French-Spanish border.

The day after the fight, Jake Barnes stops by Café Select at this time.

This event bloodies Mike Campbell’s nose.

This type of tree in Burguete had twisted branches and roots that “bulked above the ground.”

This type of animal passes the Hotel Montoya in the mornings.

The car in Spain climbs until it crosses the top of this landmass.

The car rental in Bayonne costs this amount.

Jake Barnes asks Bill Gorton if he wants to leave Café Select to go to this event.

Jake Barnes says the joystick of this object is “sort of like a tricycle.”

The chauffeur has to honk to avoid this type of animal.

On the drive in the Basque country, Jake Barnes could “only see” this landscape.

The wife in the car says her husband could have taken a trip to Europe this many years ago.

All of the main characters plan to meet up in Spain on this day of the week.

Bill Gorton compares Jake Barnes’ accident to this incident.

This animal is “slung on the back” of an old man at the Spanish frontier.

In Bayonne, Jake Barnes “did not want to leave” this place.

According to Jake Barnes, the cockroach is this long.

Jake Barnes and Bill Gorton plan to leave Paris on this date.

Bill Gorton plays this instrument in the hotel in Burguete.

While waiting at the border, Jake Barnes and Bill Gorton go to the stream to check for this fish.

The men rent a car from a “big garage just around the corner” from this place in Bayonne.

The conductor tells Jake Barnes that he and Bill Gorton have to eat during this service.

Jake Barnes tells Brett Ashley that Bill Gorton has this job.