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De cette - magnifique - pointe de Trefeuntec, toujours aussi plaisante :)
Pour les curieux, c'est ici ===> ------Regarde la Bretagne -----
ça manque encore un peu de hauteur, suroît ça ne vaut pas noroît !
Le phare du Four, classé dans les "enfers" du temps ou il était gardienné, dans une houle de suroît devant Porspoder. La première "secousse" de l'automne 2012.
Un grand merci à l'équipe du blog flickr us pour mettre en avant la Bretagne !
blog.flickr.net/en/2012/11/01/lighthouses-vs-waves/
The first "shock"during the fall of 2012.
"Le Four" lighthouse, 90 Ft high, under a southwester swell. Classified as "hell" by his gardians (automation in 1993),. This Lighthouse is two nautic miles from the coast of North-Brittany, near Argenton, Porspoder . (see geolocalisation)
The wave lacks a little high, due to the basis rock orientation. Northwester swell give more hudge waves. Next time ? ;-)
A big thank's to the Flickr blog team to promote Brittany ! blog.flickr.net/en/2012/11/01/lighthouses-vs-waves/
Bali, Indonesia
Flat beach, calm sea, but the swell hinders the departure of small fishing boats from the beach.
Plage plate, mer calme, mais la houle gêne le départ des petits bateaux de pêche depuis la plage.
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Photo prise à l'anse du Loc'h entre Primelin et Plogoff un matin à (très) forte houle ;)
~~Buste Daniel de La Touche, seigneur de La Ravardière, est un huguenot né en 1570 à Berthegon dans l'actuel département de la Vienne. Capitaine de la marine française et colonisateur du début du XVIIe siècle : il est notamment le fondateur de la future São Luís do Maranhão. Il épouse en 1589 Charlotte de Montgommery et s’installe à Cancale au port de la Houle. Il est mort entre 1631 et 1635 dans cette ville.
Après quelques escarmouches, une trêve et des tractations, l’assaut final est donné l'année suivante contre les colons français et Daniel de La Touche capitule 4 novembre 1615. Il est conduit au Portugal et emprisonné dans la tour de Belém jusqu’en 1620. La ville de Saint-Louis est rebaptisée São Luis .
~~Le canon désaffecté sur le quai de la Houle et la statue en bronze du sculpteur Patrick Abraham inauguré le 8 septembre 2012, sont en l'honneur du navigateur.
Tempête Ruzica 08 février 2016 - Houle de 15m sur la mer d'Iroise.
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Le temps est superbe mais avec 30 nœuds de vent contre la marée, ce coin là devient vite sportif. Ce coin s'appelle "La Moisie", c'est dire; Situé au bout du Sillon du Talbert.
Prendre des photos est aussi assez inconfortable.
Excerpt from the plaque:
Cody James Houle, also recognized as Stalking Heron, is an Anishinaabe artist. Raised in an unsafe home in the small military city of North bay, Ontario, Houle had to generate his own sense of security and sustain his survival through a deeply intimate connection to nature. Being an artist is his calling and passion but being a father to daughter, Phoenix Raine, and showing her what it means to be an Anishnaabe'kwe is his ultimate priority in life. Growing up with intergenerational trauma and colonialism, Houle felt shame and guilt about being Native; now, his art allows him to show pride and strength in being an indigenous man.
A self-taught painter, Houle is drawn to abstract visualizations and animate florals, it is the woodland paintings that resonate most for Houle and his sense of his culture. Houle believes it is important to share art to inspire hope and encourages anyone (especially youth!) to create for the sake of creating.
Excerpt from www.insauga.com/artists-sought-for-indigenous-art-walk-in...:
Burlington, with support of the Hamilton Halton Brant Tourism Relief Fund, is creating an Indigenous Art Walk in Spencer Smith Park. This project seeks to celebrate and honour the work of First Nations, Métis and Inuit artists.
This project will link Spencer Smith Park with other key downtown arts and culture destinations including Joseph Brant Museum and the Art Gallery of Burlington.
In addition to the vinyl wraps, the Art Walk will include an Indigenous-themed crosswalk and a public art sculpture by David General which is being installed later this year at Joseph Brant Museum.
“Spencer Smith Park, along with every City facility, park and greenspace, is a welcoming and inclusive space,” said Chris Glenn, director of Recreation, Community and Culture.
“These nine commissions will honour and celebrate the work of First Nations, Metis and Inuit artists as residents and tourists walk along Spencer Smith Park and visit key downtown destinations such as the Joseph Brant Museum and the Art Gallery of Burlington.”
Excerpt from the plaque:
Cody James Houle, also recognized as Stalking Heron, is an Anishinaabe artist. Raised in an unsafe home in the small military city of North bay, Ontario, Houle had to generate his own sense of security and sustain his survival through a deeply intimate connection to nature. Being an artist is his calling and passion but being a father to daughter, Phoenix Raine, and showing her what it means to be an Anishnaabe'kwe is his ultimate priority in life. Growing up with intergenerational trauma and colonialism, Houle felt shame and guilt about being Native; now, his art allows him to show pride and strength in being an indigenous man.
A self-taught painter, Houle is drawn to abstract visualizations and animate florals, it is the woodland paintings that resonate most for Houle and his sense of his culture. Houle believes it is important to share art to inspire hope and encourages anyone (especially youth!) to create for the sake of creating.
Excerpt from www.insauga.com/artists-sought-for-indigenous-art-walk-in...:
Burlington, with support of the Hamilton Halton Brant Tourism Relief Fund, is creating an Indigenous Art Walk in Spencer Smith Park. This project seeks to celebrate and honour the work of First Nations, Métis and Inuit artists.
This project will link Spencer Smith Park with other key downtown arts and culture destinations including Joseph Brant Museum and the Art Gallery of Burlington.
In addition to the vinyl wraps, the Art Walk will include an Indigenous-themed crosswalk and a public art sculpture by David General which is being installed later this year at Joseph Brant Museum.
“Spencer Smith Park, along with every City facility, park and greenspace, is a welcoming and inclusive space,” said Chris Glenn, director of Recreation, Community and Culture.
“These nine commissions will honour and celebrate the work of First Nations, Metis and Inuit artists as residents and tourists walk along Spencer Smith Park and visit key downtown destinations such as the Joseph Brant Museum and the Art Gallery of Burlington.”
Actually there was no menace from the beaver's side. It was just houling out and on its way to cut some willow sticks on the bank.
The conditions could not have been worse. It was overcast and raining ice-pellets No good for man or beast. Well, the beast did not seem to mind.