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Mon beau-père, ce héros

A bittersweet final chapter from our trip to Brittany—where a rogue mussel, a warm family lunch, and a hospital visit intertwine. This piece reflects on changing roles, quiet heroism, and the passage of time, with humour, tenderness, and a toast to a man who may be fading, but remains the man.

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The Pyrenees Mountains – and the Pont d’Espagne which isn’t in Spain

This article follows a deeply personal journey through the Pyrenees Mountains to the Pont d’Espagne — a place in France often mistaken for being in Spain. It’s not just a travelogue, but a reflection on fatherhood, healing, and connection. Along the way, there’s ice cream, photography, winding roads, and moments of quiet understanding between a father and son.

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The Opening of the Film Archives – Stonehenge August 2016

Stonehenge, a historical site in Wiltshire, holds different meanings for people. For some, it’s a spiritual center; for others, a family day out. After a cruise, the author revisited Stonehenge with family, marveling at the ancient construction and capturing moments with a camera. His wife was moved to tears by the experience, pondering the site’s mystical energy.

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The Opening of the Film Archives – Le Hangar à Bananes July 2016

In Nantes, the Île de Nantes is a vibrant hub with repurposed infrastructure including the iconic Hangar à Bananes. Capturing the summer vibe with architecture, communal barbecues, a mesmerizing dancer, and monumental landmarks like Grue Jaune and Anneaux de Buren creates an enduring impression. The area remains a popular spot for socializing and leisure activities.

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