Dear English-speaking readers, this page is an automatic translation of an article originally written in French. I apologise for any strange sentences and funny mistakes that may have resulted. If you read French, click on the French flag below to access the original, correct text:
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This is it! I just started a new blog. It's called Travel & Travelers and it's for my duck's website, Ouest-France.fr. I will talk about travels, of course. With, always, the desire to make you discover the world, here and elsewhere...
PRECISION - The first name of this blog for Ouest-France.fr, at its launch in April 2012, was Escapes. For reasons I don't want to detail here, I had to give it another name, during November 2012. So I changed the name here and renamed it Voyages & Voyageurs...
To tell the truth, I'm a little worried about getting into this. I'm not sure how I'm going to keep up with it, with TWO blogs.
Every evening, when I leave the office, it's the same thing: I notice, resigned, that the days are still only 24 hours long, and that it's already really late, so I'm not going to post a new article on the blog today... Blogging is a time-consuming activity and I don't have much time left when I'm done with my official work day.
But hey. My first "real" ticket is online. At last.
I give you the beginning of it below. It was inspired by an Icelandic volcano. As for the previous posts, which served as a test for the start-up phase, they may remind you of something...
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The volcano that prevents planes from flying
Eyjafjallajökull, the glacier. Eyjafjöll, the volcano. What beautiful names. Mary Poppins could have invented them. This Icelandic volcano fascinates me. He spits a cloud of ash and smoke that prevents planes from flyingin northern Europe, since this Thursday, April 15. The eruption could continue for several weeks, even months!
Obviously, I would be more upset if I had a plane to catch. But here, I am amazed. Because the phenomenon makes me perceive, with an increased acuity, how our tiny lives are all linked on this pretty little ball that serves as our planet.
Enjoy your reading!
