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Further south

richardvanleeuwen wrote 2 weeks ago: Not a lot of progress since the last update, we seem to be introducing a lot of rest days. In fact, … more →

Tags: Cycling, France, Tours, Chambord, chenonceau

Photos from my trip...

Alex Wrekk wrote 6 months ago: Click here if you would like to see photos from my trip… or look at these samples: A windy day … more →

Tags: zines, Travel, Alex Wrekk, fanzines, UK, photos, leeds, Isy, Edd

In Search of a Rebel Queen

parigigi wrote 8 months ago: I will be wandering away from Paris for a few days on the trail of a rebel queen who has captivated … more →

Tags: La Femme, church, Fortunatus, History, Poetry, Radegonde, Rebels

Via Turonensis - Still another cuts through Saint-Martin of Tours, Saint-Hilaire of Poitiers, Saint-Jean-d'Angely, Saint-Eutrope of Saintes and the city of Bordeaux. 2 comments

artsymbol wrote 8 months ago: This route would have drawn pilgrims from Paris and the shrine of Saint Denis along the valley of th … more →

Tags: Pilgrimage, The Cult of the Saints, Santiago de Compostela, Roland, Saint-Denis, John the Baptist, Tours, Bordeaux, Saintes

Vigilantes Destroy Speed Cameras in France, Italy, UK

goldiron wrote 8 months ago: Vigilantes Destroy Speed Cameras in France, Italy, UK Two French speed cameras disabled, two Italian … more →

Tags: Cam, Government, biker, Bikers, Black Paint, Casing, cisse, Civil unrest, Dijkman

Trains! Travel! zines! Our podcast rules!

Alex Wrekk wrote 8 months ago: It has been a busy few days of orders. I have no idea where they all came from but I’m just ab … more →

Tags: Podcast, Travel, zines, cindy ovenrack, Custom Buttons, Doris zine, IPRC, la fan, la Fanzinotheque

From Poitiers, Poitou Vienne France....Say That Three Times Fast!3 comments

cwall34 wrote 9 months ago: Hilaire Limousin dit Beaufort b. 1638- my mother’s g-g-g-g-g-grandfather Poitiers in located i … more →

Tags: Geneology, France, Hilaire Limousin dit Beaufort

The Hundred Years War: An Analysis of the Causes and Conduct of the Longest European War

worldmilitaryhistory wrote 9 months ago: Find  exciting military and patriotic images on tee-shirts, caps, and other casual clothing for adul … more →

Tags: European Military History, Medieval Military History, Agincourt, Battles of the Hundred Years War, Crecy, Formigny, hundred years' war, Key Battles of the Hundred Years War

John Calvin and Church Planting1 comment

Lex Loizides wrote 10 months ago: We have seen how John Calvin was not passive about the Great Commission. Calvin  commissioned four c … more →

Tags: 16th Century, Alexander Duff, Apostolic, Brazil, calvinism, China, church growth, Church Planting, David Brainerd

St. Hilary of Poitiers1 comment

Rev. Fr. Jessie Somosierra wrote 10 months ago: A great Father of the Western Church, St. Hilary of Poitiers, one of the great bishops of the 4th ce … more →

Tags: Bishop, Man, Saints, 4th, Beziers, Century, church, Commentary, De Trinitatae

On Hilary of Poitiers

Rev. Fr. Jessie Somosierra wrote 10 months ago: “God Only Knows How to Be Love” VATICAN CITY, OCT. 10, 2007 (Zenit.org).- Here is a tran … more →

Tags: 2007, saint, St. Hilary of Poitiers, 4th Century, Bishop, book, Commentary, De Trinitatae, God

anagram and neologism

Javiera wrote 1 year ago: “longtemps, je me suis couché par écrit” Parcel Mroust In Spanish, the word image is an … more →

Tags: devenir, Art Project, language, valparaíso, barcelona, city urban streetart, relational, Different, la tour de carol

Take Me Right Back to the Track Jack; 1946

urbesque wrote 1 year ago: posted by Caroline Picard Written and drawn by Louise Bourgeois This was originally published in … more →

Tags: Ideas!, Caroline Picard, Louise Bourgeois, French

Impeccable timing

merewoman wrote 1 year ago: The daughter and her friends arrived on a perfect sunny day, with the temperature floating around in … more →

Tags: La Belle France, France, Blogging, Weather, Thunderstorms, heatwave, Mosquitoes, Hungarian Viszla

"Merovingian and Early Carolingian Art": The Hypogeum of the Dunes

Kirsten Ataoguz wrote 1 year ago: The Hypogeum of the Dunes outside of Poitiers especially captivated my students’ interest this … more →

Tags: Early Medieval Art Survey, stonework, Inscriptions, EVANGELISTS, mellebaude, hypogeum, dunes, Merovingian, Archangels

Poitiers, France

learnfromtheworld wrote 1 year ago: Poitiers is a wonderful little town, near the center of France. I stayed at large house owned by a B … more →

Tags: Travel, Festival, France, Music


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