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“La fée coiffette” à Bazoges-en-Pareds (85390)

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Bazoges en Pareds

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Exposition de peinture

Mes chers lecteurs !

Durant le temps de la Covid-19 on a du mal à se déplacer, à visiter des curiosités  comme avant, à aller au théâtre, aux concerts, dans les musées. Aujourd’hui je vous propose de visiter mon exposition qui a lieu au Donjon de Bazoges-en-Pareds  85390 en Vendée en France, du 2 au 27 septembre 2020 .

Cela me ferais toujours très plaisir si vous aviez le temps pour la…

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Mouilleron-Saint-Germain – Hosts Stage 2, TDF 2018

Two clashing characters connected by a solitary town

Clemenceau and De Lattre couldn’t have been more extraordinary. Georges Clemenceau was an intense safeguard of secularism, a Republican and a protestant while Jean de Lattre de Tassigny originated from a moderate catholic family. However they were both conceived in Louilleron-en-Pareds and both wound up marking the peace arrangements that put a conclusion to the two World Wars. They speak to France’s solidarity and assorted variety.

Georges Clemenceau (1841-1929): statesman, named Father Victory or the Tiger. Specialist, columnist and essayist. Expressions sweetheart. In 1898, he distributed in L’Aurore daily paper an acclaimed article by Emile Zola, I Accuse, in which the author guarded Jewish officer Alfred Dreyfus, unduly blamed for high conspiracy. Leader of the French gathering in 1917, he was one of the en who marked the WWI peace negotiation in 1919. He kicked the bucket on November 24, 1929 and was covered in Mouchamps (Vendee) under the Tree of Freedom, a cedar his dad had planted in 1848.

Jean de Lattre de Tassigny (1889-1952): French Marshal. His aphorism was: Never submit. Injured in 1914, he met Georges Clemenceau, who stated: Look at this man and bear in mind him. He will go far, exceptionally far.” In March 1939, he turned into the most youthful general in France. In 1942, he was captured and condemned to ten years in prison for his refusal to battle under the Vichy administration. He got away in September 1943 and went to London. On August 15, 1944, he arrived in Provence with the B Army and climbed the Rhone. On May 8, 1945, he marked the German capitulation in Berlin. In 1950, he turned into the French president in Indochina. In 1951, his solitary child was murdered at the Battle of Ninh-Binh. De Lattre kicked the bucket of disease on January 11, 1952. After a national memorial service, he was covered in Mouilleron-en-Pareds and lifted to the rank of Marshal.

See also: Saint-jean de maurienne, Alps

MOUILLERON-SAINT-GERMAIN AND CYCLING

A century after WWI, the Tour de France riders will ride on the local place that is known for Georges Clemenceau, who drove France to triumph, and of WWII French Army pioneer Marshal De Lattre de Tassigny, both conceived in Mouilleron. Clemenceau was named the Tiger, a moniker likewise given to various cyclists like four-times dash best on the planet Gregory Beauge or Canada’s Antoine Duchesne, who rode the 2016 Tour. Among the numerous celebrated citations by Clemenceau two would apply to Tour riders flawlessly: “I’m more inspired by the lives of the individuals who fizzled on the grounds that it indicates they endeavored to beat their points of confinement.” Or: “It’s smarter to lose than to win on an indistinguishable side from miscreants”.

Situated in a cycling district, Mouilleron saw the Tour peloton ride past in 2011’s first stage. In 2014, it was the beginning of the ladies’ Route de France with a triumph by Germany’s Claudia Lichtenberg.

In La Châtaigneraie, 5 km from Mouilleron, an indirect will be introduced by Christian Prudhomme and Bernard Hinault as a tribute to 1972 and 1973 French street champion, Roland Berland, who partook in eight versions of the Tour. Presently 73, Berland was conceived in St Laurent de la Salle, 20 km from Mouilleron. Toward the finish of his profession, he turned into a games executive with Peugeot for a long time.

The most meaningful rider from Vendee is Jean-René Bernaudeau, who was conceived in St Maurice-le-Girard, five kilometers from Mouilleron. The Direct Eneergie group supervisor, organizer of the Vendee U novice group in 1991, participated in ten Tours de France, holding the yellow pullover in 1981, when he completed fifth and best youthful rider. Four times champ of the Grand Prix du Midi Libre and world bronze medallist in 1979, Bernaudeau has driven a professional group which under its different names (Bonjour, Brioches-la-Boulangère, Bouygues Télécom, Europcar and Direct Énergie) has won 10 phases of the Tour de France since 2000 and uncovered riders like Sylvain Chavanel, Thomas Voeckler or Lilian Calmejane.

SIGHTS

Clemenceau-Delattre National Museum

To respect its two VIPs, Mouilleron is home to the Clemenceau-Delattre national historical center. Initiated on November 20, 1959, it was first called Museum of the Two Victories and thinks about the lives of two noticeable figures of both World Wars. The exhibition hall backtracks their lives through gems and reports in the specific house in which Jean de Lattre was conceived.

Georges-Clemenceau Museum

Works have been in progress since 2016 in the local place of Georges Clemenceau keeping in mind the end goal to transform it into an exhibition hall respecting the main political figure in France in the principal half of the twentieth century. Three noteworthy topics will be dealt with in the exhibition hall, because of open in 2018: Clemenceau’s political vocation, his interests and his association with his local area of Vendee.

St Hilaire church

The primary piece of the pinnacle, sustained amid the Hundred Years War, had a place with the crude Romanesque church. The fifteenth century strongholds, while rotted, are as yet unmistakable. The Gothic appearance of the present church owes a ton to cleric Basile Bonnet, who had it reestablished in 1865 and shows up on the recolored glass windows. The national memorial service of Marshal De Lattre the Tassigny occurred in the congregation in January 1952. The congregation has the absolute most noteworthy tolls in rustic France. Its 12 chimes ring religious or dishonor music subjects each hour for ten minutes.

Mémorial for the warriors of the French Union in Indochina

In La Bosiniere, near Colline des Moulins (the slope of the Mills), the remembrance speaks to Marshal De Lattre de Tassigny encompassed by warriors from Asia, Africa and an European trooper motivated from his child Bernard, murdered in real life in Indochina. The landmark mirrors the cosmopolitan measurement of the armed forces drove by De Lattre in his profession.

Colline des Moulins (Hill of the Mills)

The slope is bested by three windmills and a speech (De Lattre house of prayer). The site is recorded as a safeguarded common site. The slope, with is trail and cycling circuit, offers an excellent display on the Vendee valley. The plants are floodlit around evening time by an arrangement of LEDs changing power and shading along a 29 days cycle comparing to the lunar cycle.

De Lattre sanctuary

The speech was worked in memory of Bernard de Lattre, the main child of Marshal De Lattre, murdered in real life at the clash of Ninh-Binh in Indochina in May 1951. The sanctuary was initiated on September 14, 1952, which was additionally the commemoration date of an injury got by Marshal de Lattre in 1914.

Wellspring and washhouse

The wellspring was reestablished in the late 1980s after a first rebuilding in 1818. The wellspring was initially worked in the eighteenth century. The nearness of a tiled pipe framework clues at the nearness of a wellspring on the spot in the Middle Ages.

WHAT TO THINK

La Musse brew

In 2018, the La Musse lagers, prepared in Bazoges-en-Pareds got the chalice for French brewers, the prize of excellency at the national horticultural challenge. The prize compensated the goal-oriented work of brewer Maxime Tripoteau, whose unfiltered lagers are made without added substance substances or additives. La Musse produces white brew, ale, pale lager, triple jumps and drain stouts, single bounces and single barrel lagers developed in wooden containers having contained rum, schnaps or whisky. The developing bottling works creates approximately 5,000 hectolitres for every year.

from Pete's Travel Life https://petetravellife.wordpress.com/2018/07/06/mouilleron-saint-germain-hosts-stage-2-tdf-2018/

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Single Hop Centennial. Encore un croisement et encore des parfums subtils ! Centennial procure une amertume plus nette que Mistral. Des notes de litchi, voire d'ananas, un côté résineux lui aussi. Au goût ce sont plutôt les fleurs blanches et le pin qui dominent et quelque-chose qui nous évoqué le basilic. C'est plutôt agréable 😊 Bref, tout la complexité du houblon ressort bien dans cette série et c'est une initiative qui mérite vraiment d'être saluée. A savoir que ces 4 variétés ont été brassées en quantité limitée fin 2017 et sont sûrement près d'être épuisées. Vivement les prochains brassins ! #bière #beer #instabeer #frenchbeer #singlehopcentennial #singlehop #fermebrasserielamuette #allbeer #sampa_drinks (à Bazoges-En-Pareds, Pays De La Loire, France)

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Cadeaux d'automne. Les châtaignes. Aquarelle. #art #artwork #aquarelle #whatercolor #whatercolorpainting #croquis #peinturefrançaise #paint #paintingeveryday #painting #dessin #drawing #lovely #naturmorte #nature #stilllife #instagallery #artgallery #artist #artcollective #artforsale #beautiful #france #french #франция #натюрморт #живопись #акварель (at Bazoges-En-Pareds, Pays De La Loire, France) https://www.instagram.com/p/BpAZ_cwBYR4/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=2o4d71yt8jur

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Single Hop Mistral. Ce houblon, qui est un croisement, n'est pas notre préféré, autant le dire tout de suite ! Plutôt discrète, la bière a un côté poivré assez prononcé, aussi bien au nez qu'au palais. Florale et délicate, avec une bonne amertume pas trop sèche, un côté un peu jasmin... L'ensemble ne démérite pas. #bière #beer #instabeer #frenchbeer #singlehopmistral #singlehop #fermebrasserielamuette #allbeer #sampa_drinks (à Bazoges-En-Pareds, Pays De La Loire, France)

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Single Hop : Mandarina Bavaria. Vous souvenez-vous que nous avions eu un avis mitigé sur le milk stout puis la single barrel bourbon de la Ferme Brasserie La Muette ? Impression rattrapée par la single barrel cognac plus pêchue... Eh bien voilà une idée originale que ces single hop ! L'idée est simple : proposer une gamme sur une recette unique où la seule déclinaison est la variété de houblon utilisée pour aromatiser le breuvage. Et c'est plutôt réussi ! Blonde dorée flatteuse à l'oeil avec une fine mousse collant au verre, Mandarina Bavaria a un nez discret assez floral. Le goût est plus franc, assez sec, plutôt sur l'agrume et la résine. L'amertume n'est pas violente mais bien présente. L'ensemble est agréable et équilibré. #bière #beer #instabeer #frenchbeer #singlehop #mandarinabavaria #fermebrasserielamuette #allbeer #sampa_drinks (à Bazoges-En-Pareds, Pays De La Loire, France)

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La Musse milk stout. Encore des satanés vendéens ! Et une déception en ce qui nous concerne. Bien-sûr que la fermentation lactique apporte une grande douceur à ces milk beers... Mais dans le cas présent, le résultat nous a semblé plus plat que rond..! La couleur est jolie, bien brune et dense. La mousse très discrète, comme le nez. A la dégustation, il y a du floral un peu, du grillé un peu, du malté un peu... du caractère pas vraiment. N'insistons pas, il n'est pas question de descendre en flammes un produit dans lequel l'artisan a investi son temps et sa passion, mais nous admettons être passés totalement à côté de celui-là. On reviendra bientôt vers la ferme brasserie La Muette (et on est impatient !) à travers leurs série "single barrel" et "single hop". #bière #beer #instabeer #lamussemilkstout #fermebrasserielamuette #milkstout #allbeer #sampa_drinks (à Bazoges-En-Pareds, Pays De La Loire, France)