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Berceau de nombreuses légendes celtes, la forêt de Huelgoat, ou » Fontainebleau breton », est surtout connue pour la curiosité et la beauté de ses rochers : un amoncellement de blocs arrondis à la disposition chaotique qui inspirèrent de nombreux récits. Y serpente aussi la rivière d’Argent, domaine des fées de Huelgoat.
Et voici aussi ce qu'il advient du lavoir du gué de Sarthe alors que la possession fantomatique reprend de plus belle en pleine journée !
Tremblez ! Les jumeaux non-morts sont partout !
Composition de photos HDR prises le 7 août 2019, rue de Sarthe, à Alençon, en Normandie...
Gue, Himachal Pradesh, India
Gue is a village in the Lahul & Spiti district of the state of Himachal Pradesh in India. In this little village lays the perfectly well-preserved 500-year-old mummy of Sangha Tenzing. It was a Buddhist monk from Tibet. It was found in a sitting position, with his skin and hair intact. The village is about 40 km from the Tabo Monastery. The latitude 31.11 and longitude 77.16 are the geocoordinate of the Gue.
The village is located just kilometers away from the India-China border where a 550-year-old mummified monk, Sangha Tenzin is being guarded. A few years ago, there were reports that it had been stolen from the shrine and found its way across the border. Though, due to the activeness of local authorities returned the mummy to the shrine. It is believed that natives claim to know of its existence since the mid-Seventies, inside a tomb at a different location. A number of people apparently saw the mummy for the first time after an earthquake disfigured the tomb. But it was only during the excavation by the ITBP that the mummy was "officially" found and moved to its current location.