“Aimons la neige ! Sinon, nous risquerions de briser notre équilibre poétique et d'oublier notre condition humaine.” ☃️

Francis Bossus

Gif Tenor /Charlie Brown & Snoopy

Quelques images de Ilulissat à l'ouest du Groenland par Julien Ratel

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Quelques images de Ilulissat à l'ouest du Groenland par Julien Ratel

#chien #traineau #course #raiddog #neige #moi #france #feclaz #froid (à La Féclaz) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnvypHKo8aN/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Il voyage en traineau - Colette Guinard

Il voyage en traineau – Colette Guinard

Il voyage, en traîneau Le père Noël se prépare et fait le tri Des cadeaux qu’il transportera dans la nuit Du vingt quatre décembre dans les villages Sur son grand traîneau aux enfants sages. Aujourd’hui , nous sommes dans les préparatifs Les petits, ouvrent avec une certaine frénésie, une fenêtre Chaque jour, du calendrier de l’avant, le cœur en fête Dans l’attente, de leurs étrennes et jouets…

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Un peu d'humour

Après son épuisante tournée mondiale pour distribuer tout les cadeaux aux enfants sages autour du monde après la fameuse nuit de Noël.. Le traineau est au garage...L' habit de père Noël propre .. Juste un petit repassage avant de le ranger soigneusement ... pour le ressortir l'an prochain.

todas as ondas son a mesma onda... ti meu amor

@henricoudoux:  ... "Et de nouveau, cheval, pure jument cyclonique et ailée la crinière ardente de blancheur dans l’ire de l’air en mouvement, tu glisses, tu bondis, tu cours, conduisant le traineau de la neige marine." 

Pablo Neruda, Tercer libro de las odas

© Manoel T, 2023

Hiver 1906, Glacier de Fharhond, Canada (13/20)

Tagak est un véritable virtuose des pistes. Il a une connaissance innée de cet environnement hostile, il sait lire les traces laissées par les animaux et détecter les signes subtils des changements climatiques. Sa capacité à anticiper les dangers et à trouver des voies sûres est inestimable, et a permis de me ramener au sémaphore en toute sécurité, malgré mes blessures, en six jours - car je ne pouvais marcher ni bien longtemps, ni bien vite, afin que j’y fasse ma convalescence. A ce moment, nous avons tous les deux regretté de ne pas avoir emporté le traineau…

[Transcription] Jules Le Bris : Que fait-on d’elle ? Tagak Angottitauruq : Rien. Les animaux doivent être dépecés et congelés rapidement après leur mort, sinon ils se gâtent ou ils gèlent. Normalement, ce sont les femmes qui s’en chargent. Depuis une semaine je te soigne et je pêche pour assurer notre survie à tous les deux. Je n’ai pas eu le temps de m’en occuper. Elle est complètement gelée. Je ne peux rien en faire. Jules Le Bris : Quand même, quel gâchis… Une si belle bête. J’aurais pu la faire monter en trophée, ou bien récupérer sa peau. Tagak Angottitauruq : Si tu veux la tirer jusqu’au sémaphore, ne te gêne pas, mais ne compte pas sur moi pour t’aider. Jules Le Bris : Ça ira, je m’en remettrai. Tagak Angottitauruq : Hum. Jules Le Bris : Uqšuq a l’air agité. Tagak Angottitauruq : Il a repéré l’ourson. Il nous suit depuis que nous avons quitté la carcasse. Jules Le Bris : Sa mère… est-ce que c’est celle qui a tué ta famille ? Tagak Angottitauruq : Non. C’était un nanurluk, un ours géant. Tagak Angottitauruq : Nous, les Inuits, montrons beaucoup de respects aux animaux que nous tuons. Mais la mort de ma famille était injuste. Devant la cruauté de Nanurluk, je me suis dit que les ours ne méritaient plus mon respect. Pourtant depuis une semaine, je vois cette femelle se gâter, et je ne peux pas m’empêcher de penser que cela aussi est injuste. Tagak Angottitauruq : Je ne retrouverai sûrement jamais Nanurluk. Mais ce n’est pas grave. Je suis en paix, maintenant. Jules Le Bris : Que devenir l’ourson ? Tagak Angottitauruq : Sans sa mère, il va probablement mourir de faim, sauf s’il apprend à chasser seul. Tagak Angottitauruq : Avançons. Il finira bien par se lasser.

Autumn-Winter hair by René Goujean, Jacques Dessange and Luc Traineau

Modas e Bordados, Nº 3009, 8 October 1969

On termine cette petite semaine avec les cartes de vœux de l'année dernière 🌟

Pour la première j'ai imaginé les chauves-souris décorer leur grotte en attendant l'arrivée du traineau pleins de cadeaux 🎁 A cette période la grande majorité des chauves-souris française hiberne mais si elles se réveillaient pour l'occasion... ?

Pour la seconde je voulais représenter le premier lever de soleil de la nouvelle année !🌞 J'imagine que juste après, elles sont reparties se coucher 👀

Saturday 1 [Saturday 29 February] 1840

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2 40/..

Long in washing etc. R12 ½° on my table at 10 a.m. breakfast over at 11 – Reading Schnitzler vol. 2 p. 684 et seq. government of Saratoff [Saratov] – had our landlord up – no steppe on this side the Volga – no eaux minérales here – they are at the Caucasus –

to go to Orenburg, must return to Simbirsk – 500v. from here to Uralsk

the éboulement – there was one in 1827 – one 3 years ago 2v. from here – a brandy distillery slipped away – only a brewery left there – the village is removed – belongs to government –

the slip last summer was at Féodorfka 250v. from here on the great road to Astrakhan no lives lost – 50 or 60 cottages slipped away –

Mr. Stalepine has no verrerie here

no Tartar mosques or schools here – the Botanic garden on the hill that we passed yesterday at 1st supposing it a vineyard – mulberry trees there – these were what we took for vines in the distance but on nearing them (never very near) they looked like orchid trees –

about 30,000 inhabitants – trade in fish and caviar – had just written so far at 12 55/.. – out at 1 ½ A- and I in a traineau and pair (good horses as at Kazan) along our street Rue de Moscou, some distance – then turned right, along the street where the post office is, and then into the great Astrakhan road for some way, and then left this and drove another road by which also one goes to A- in summer, and then to the Botanic garden! – a quiz upon Botanic gardens if this be one – the serres that Schnitzler mentions are a small wooden erection heated [entirely] but only for a few hydrangeas oleanders geraniums and 1 or 2 pair of viburnum huddled together on the floor – there were also a few bulbs or onions, - and in the lower part lettuces just come up – there must be some other botanic garden but the German colonist living there and inspector of the silk thread manufactory a little building near declared there was no other garden belonging to la ville – he shewed us a specimen of the silk thread – yellow and white – pretty good? good road here a day or 2 ago – now snowed up – our horses lunged sank deep (several times) and we had to get as we could up to the house – returned past the prison a large building full of people for Siberia – our barrier that we entered by close by – we kept outside and drove along the old town – the rue de tartars down upon the Volga close to the great ravine which parts the town in 2 and in the bot[tom] of which several brick-ovens and sheds – but saw nothing of the old rampart that Geo. Dictionary speaks of – on getting upon the river drove northwards to see the mountain slip of last summer – it is a little beyond (north) of the 4 lines of magasins à sel – the Sokolof [Sokolov] mountains aboutissent, and a bit of the end of this sandy range slipped off its marly [?] bed in the great heat of August last (said our driver) – and just beyond this (north) was the larger slip in 1827 – a mere Isle of Wright landship – no lives lost – then at 3 ½ drove across (5v.) to the Pokrofsky [Pokrovsky] slobode in ½ hour – drove to the salt warehouses (near our one of the 3 good churches in this village of peasants belonging to government) – a crowd of [?] – busy loading with the salt – sells here at 1/40 per

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pood and at the lake itself the people gather the salt then [?] and pay ./80 per pood for it – all broken pretty small – in very coarse grain – looked like a coarse dusky gravel – but good salt (tasted it) and in this state the peasants use it; but if they want fine salt, each can easily refine for himself by means of alum – then drove about the village – went in to the one of the little Isbas – apparently one of the worse – very small – always 2 rooms however small or they could not keep their living place warm enough the entrance room or vestibule is a sort of receptacle for everything – the inner room entered by a little low door that we had to creep in at, has the oven stove and shelf over it the bench and a table – a white calf lay by the stove – the man of the house on the bench in his dark coloured shirt, and a young girl or 2 on the stove – just room for all these people to turn themselves and not much more – the wife was not at home – the man put on his shube, and came out with wondering why we should trouble ourselves to peep into such a place – he looked pale – how could he do otherwise – the heat and smell of the little hot place were intolerable – but this man at his ease – 3 cows – a horse – some sheep, geese, pigs and poultry and a couple of telegas, and a willow wattled round farmyard like all the rest of the people – not a cottage without the like appurtenances – the village had a striking appearance thus full of wattled enclosures a great out-buildings for the cattle and many many of the huts of this sort of wicker work mud-plastered over – passed near to each of the 3 good churches and went into one of them – vespers – full of shubed people – the service well chaunted – beautiful singing – I could have staid longer but A- was cold and anxious to be off – we had put R on the now few minutes before (at 4 ½) and it stood at only -7 1/2° - but there was a cold wind – the church all painted in fresco was even handsome seemed spacious for a Greek church the nave from the belfry and the great dome being all church – the prestole in the Apsis behind the dome – square tower clocher, nave, Dome, apsis – such is the style of church here and all along since Kazan – the 5 dome churches are rare hereabouts, and the little domes where they exist are mere reminiscences – little things like 4 chimneys – very cold wind in our faces as we returned, and the snow blown up and driven about us – returned up our street (the main street – Rue de Moscou), but turned left to see the large cathedral planted round at a little distance with trees (young) along a nice walk here is the senate house – the large handsome house of Ivanof the [?] chez que the emperor stays when he comes – the clocher (at a little distance) is only about ½ built – the church is finished and has been finished did the man say 12 years – a largeish square finished in an inscribed circle

of 2 grades from the highest of which springs the large handsome dome – towards the clocher (west?) there is a hexastyle? and pediment – opposite (last?) is an apsis – the other 2 sides have each a hexastyle with architrave and cornice without pediment – this church standing on high ground is seen from far the most massive building in the town – as strikingly huge and massive here, as the new town hall is at Birmingham – came in at 5 ½ M. and Madame Stalapine had called – disappointed not to find us at home – had invited us to dinner tomorrow at 12 – at noon! the courier and Gross declared it was so – and they would send their carriage but had promised it yesterday to some friends – a great ball of the noblesse tomorrow night – ordered 2 horses to be put to our own kibitka – had the courier and George – from here to Astrakhan the posting sans pour boire = 280/. – to give the courier [100/.] tomorrow – he is to inquire if there is a road from here to Uralsk – the distance – road from thence to Orenburg and distance – from where to turn off to the Calmuck [Kalmyk] Encampment etc. etc. dinner at 6 ½ - a bottle of red Donskoi 1/. sweetish and pleasant and a bottle of white champagne-like Donskoi 3/. as yesterday – we finished the bottle as yesterday and sat over it till 8 – then lay down for a few minutes – could not be more than 8 ½ when Madame Stalepine called and staid till 10 – talked very agreeably – there is a better Inn than this – the hotel de Petersburg – I said the courier managed all these things – to dine at 4 p.m. tomorrow and the carriage to be sent for us – Mr. S- has 4000 peasants – one village = 1000 – [?] in sheep – has made a contract for 10 years with a Mr. Cowley fermier from not far from London who pays ½ expense and .:. takes ½ profits – M. S-  finding (I conclude) the pasturage – has 60,000 arpens of land – Mr. Cowley has sent over an English shepherd who brought his young wife with him – arrived at St. P- in June last and here in September – the sheep by water to St. P- and ditto from there here – Mr. and Mrs. Cowley were here 2 or 3 months last summer he delighted with the place and would have been glad to remain here – the terre where the sheep are is 10v. from the next station from here on the Simbirsk road – not far .: from Volsk [Vol’sk] – we at our last station were 10v. from our compatriot shepherd and our English long fine wool sheep – one ram cost 600/. and one Ewe 200/. Mr. S- had 400 from England and several others of the Russian nobility of St. P- and elsewhere had sheep of the same kind so that a large flock must have come – Madame S- has 3 children the oldest aet. 5 – 2 girls and a boy – looks young – and prettyish – very civil – tea after she went away – then reading Dictionary geography till 1 and then till 2 10/.. wrote all but the first 13 lines of today – fine day but cold wind and cold this afternoon after between 2 and 3 p.m.

Le cavalier de bronze et la pierre de tonnerre

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Le cavalier de bronze et la pierre de tonnerre

✨🎄✨Oh Oh Oh 🎅 je débarque avec mon traineau 🛷✨, ton cadeau 🎁arrive bientôt ✨✨✨

Oh ouiiii trop hâte !!!

131641 BRUTE Chariot basculant à traineau 1 verge cube 2100 lb

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