In the footsteps of the wolf in Gévaudan
The shepherdess is lying on the ground, bleeding and headless… The scene may well be a plaster reconstruction, at the fantastic Museum…
Serge Joncour: “I write our time so that we don’t forget it”
In your new novel, Human Heat, we find the same family as in the previous one, Human Nature, this time in the…
On the lookout for the European otter in Brière
Seated side by side at the front of a long flat-bottomed boat, Mélanie the photographer, telephoto lens in sight, and I, binoculars…
Ukraine. Wheat, weapon of war
This is Ukraine’s other war, and it has crept into our lives without our realizing it. It hides in our bakeries. On…
Lemon Festival: Our walk in Menton
A legend tells that Eve, driven out with Adam from the earthly paradise, took away a golden fruit. After crossing mountains, valleys…
Walk in Besançon, mirror of the Beau Siècle
“To make the city the most beautiful stronghold in Europe”, such is Vauban’s ambition when he launched the construction site of the…
The beautiful story of the organ of Saint-Sauveur
SUMMARY A media boost An organ with preserved beauty A story that begins across the Channel… “Mission accomplished!” , rejoices Anthony Berrou,…
walk in the desert
Books to walk further travel stories Saharan notebooks followed by Fifty years of Sahara, by Roger Frison-Roche, Ed. Arthaud, 624 p. ;…
Patrick Tudoret: “Getting rid of the accessory to get to the essential”
What was your first walk, and what were your three best walks? My inaugural walk was the one I did one day…
The cartoonist Philgreff tells the way to Compostela in comics
On your blog, you describe yourself as follows: “Neither beautiful, nor ugly, neither tall nor short, neither fat nor thin, neither very…