#Breizh

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Breizh Café - por mim Zimbeck

Classificamos o Breizh Café como BOM com duas estrelas * *Você pode encontrar todas as nossas classificações no Índice de restaurantes Breizh Café é de longe minha creperie favorita em Paris. Não sei dizer quantas vezes estive nas últimas duas décadas. Mais de cinquenta? Nunca é suficiente. Eu digo creperie, mas é realmente uma pequena cadeia de crepes. Atualmente, existem dez em Paris (veja a…

[d-bovet]

The enlisted one in the French Air Force

Automatic watch , Yema product , 990 feet proof

Time of Heroes !

Armée de l’Air

Armée de l’Air et de l’Espace

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Phare (Pointe Saint Mathieu, Bretagne)

[1939-wizard-of-oz]

Une porte dans la vieux Grenoble porte le mystérieux carré Sator connu depuis l’Antiquité romaine !

Le carré magique contenant le palindrome latin

SATOR AREPO TENET OPERA ROTAS

qui est un palindrome : on peut le lire en tout sens de gauche à droite et de droite à gauche de haut en bas et de bas en haut.

Sa traduction est encore controversée et donne une phrase énigmatique.

le semeur tient les roues — opera : par son travail, son œuvre.

Le carré Sator était souvent utilisé comme porte-bonheur au Moyen-Âge. Au cours des siècles suivants, il fut adopté comme protection contre les incendies.

[arcusnoel]

Luzen is indeed breizh

[laudys83]

La Bretagne en breton ❤️

[dietmar44]

Did you know a town where there is a so hudge elephant ?

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Breton Miku 🤍🖤

(Celtic region in France)

I've seen so many bigouden, so have a vannetaise / gwenedadez🤍🖤

Miku is wearing the traditional party outfit that women from bro gwened woere. Machine lace and embroidery became very popular during the 19th century, as they were made more widely available to people. It's especially noticeable with hats because more than 100 types of hats were invented by breton women. Nowadays, these outfits are still worn but only for celtic-themed celebrations. People gave up on wearing their outfits aroundthe middle of the 20th century. The languages spoken there (Breizh and Gallo) are endangered, as they were forcefully replaced by French via policies implemented since the late 19th century. Nowadays, there's a renewed interest in Breton culture, which I'm happily trying to support with this Miku ^^

The background is based on a picture I took in Quiberon/Kiberen (the peninsula that sticks out on the map bellow) The shadow above the sea is an island named Belle-Île-en-Mer / Enez ar Gerveur (the big island).

What's next to Miku ? Let's take a look !

Baskodenn = traditional basket used by fishermen Gotchial = brioche-bread mix from Rhuys Peninsula Farz Forn (or Far Breton) = dense eggs-and-milk custard cake, usually made with prunes.

The cup in her hand and the tiny plate under the farz forn also are traditional dishware.

I had a lot of fun drawing this! The embroideries are not perfect (tbh I was too lazy lol) but I'm glad I finished this piece anyway. I hope you like it :D

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Serenity in Brittany

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I obsess over two poems

"The drum pounds to the step of the Vreton And in fearless combat, Arthur will return!" This part got me, the same faith and honour in the ultimate ideal. But the next part is what got me the most.

"The soul of the (Celtic) race resounds in our hearts, And the Celtic spirit, she can not be wrong to us! Nevenoe and Kadoudal calls us to the moorland The French, frightened as they see us to go to battle!"

And such a simple refrain at the end, "For our life, bread, freedom and peace! To build the foundations of a better world!"

And the end, a great rallying cry. "Arise, victory will be ours if we endure the pain. THe old enemy, shall suffer with great harshness! The holy sunlight will illuminate the beautiful day ANd we will gain justice for the Vreton State!"

I love this song so much, I don't speak Vreizh so I couldn't really follow along but I do speak good enough French, and this video had french subtitles and then it closes with a picture of two Vreton men showing their national pride, I love it!

Every Celtic nation must have this spirit, the Celtic spirit is not wrong to us either! We must gain justice for the Albannach state and make the false Saxon reel again. The Vretons are an inspiration to me. Such a faitful and patrotic nation, we are lucky to be their brothers. If we can ever create a Pan Celtic nation, which I faithfully believe in, we must include them!

It kinda reminds me of a favourite song of mine, til Ungdommen, or "to the youth." Which is my favourite song in human existence.

"Besieged by enemies, walk the path of your time Under a bloody storm, commit yourself to war!"

It starts strong, commit yourself to a war! And your only sword is the faith in humanities worth, that's what I love about this song. And then comes the victory, "Quietly conveys the grenades rolling belt, stop their drive for death! Stop them with spirit!" War is contempt for life, peace is to create! Throw in all your might and death will lose! Love and enriched is that dream, everything great that was! Go for the unknown, wrest for her answers! Uninhabited power stations, unknown stars Create them, with spared lives, you bold (youthful) brains! Noble is man, the earth is rich! If distress and hunger is found here? It is because of (fraternal) betrayal! Crush it! In life's name will injustice fall! And sunshine, bread and spirit, owned by all! Then drop the weapons, powerlessly down If we create respecte for life, we create peace."

This is the meat of the poem, in my opinion and it's peak. The beautiful imagery, the hope, the unbridled pure hope. Naive though it may be, it's hope, pure, unadulterated hope and faith in our common goodness to create a better world. A world where no mother mourns her son, where no one goes hungry, this faith and hope dashed just a few years after but still resounds in our hearts. Listening to it just fills you with human pride, human desire and human warmth. Ack! I am gushing again, I must stop myself, oh well

The man who wrote this poem would be sadly murdered during the war. He became a Marxist and became a Norwegian soldier. He fought bravely, he fought unconquerably and defied the fascist scum. What a hero, what a god damn hero.

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Enlisted watches from Yema : one for the French Air Force , one for the French Navy

Made in France (just closed to Switzerland)

Since 1948 : Time of Heroes !

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Colonnes (Corseul, Bretagne)

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