Rivière des Remparts ... de Grand Coude / Saint Joseph (Parapente La Reunion Island Ludo Cean)
J'avais jamais fait la Rivière des Remparts ( logistique lourde, risque d'ennuagement...) , ce jour là, j'avais un truc en tête...
Décollage de Grand Coude, remonter toute la riviere jusqu'au déco près du Volcan (pente ZéZé).
J'ai fait demi tour une fois car les conditions se renforçaient, mais , arrhh, c’était trop bête de se laisser guider par sa peur ... et le raisonnement a reprit le dessus... c’était jouable.
J'avais enfin fait la rivière des remparts.
Magnifique vol.
J'aurais pu crosser (par les plaines), mais, j'en avais plein les yeux, j’étais en sorti avec le groupe Bord'Aile, et c'est bon aussi d’être avec les copains...et en avais-je les moyens...pas sûr.
Du coup le posé à St Joseph était un pur délice.
Merci au Club Asso le Bord'Aile (lien ci-dessous)
Merci à Ludel T. pour ses conseils.
Merci à Serge et Thierry de nous consacrer leur temps libre au partage de leur passion.
C'était une superbe journée
Le dimanche 08 décembre 2019
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Abonnement, pouce bleu... ca encourage à faire d'autres vidéos, merci les ami(e)s +++
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Merci à tous ceux sans qui ce ne serait pas possible.... ;-)
Fédération Française de Vol Libre :
Ligue de Vol Libre de La Reunion :
Ecole parapente qui m'a enseigné les bases:
Air Lagon (Moniteurs : John et Pascal) :
Club école :
Bord'aile (Moniteurs : Will, Thierry; Animateur: Joël) :
FB:
Web:
Tel: +262 692424390
Parapangue :
FB:
Cours Perf:
Benjamin ( )
Jérome Canaud : Courant d'air :
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Vidéos de cours en ligne de et par Jérome Canaud :
Vincent Bombenger :
et toutes les connaissances qui participent (ou ont participé) à mes ascensions : Anne, Will, Fabien, Serge, José, Thierry, Gildas, Yvo, Pascal, John, JC x3, Jean Christophe, Fabich, Valentin, Jeff, Vinc', ... et tous ceux que j'n'oublie pas ;-)
Merci à vous tous ????
Surtout, ma Clara ♡ ♥
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Aile: BGD Base Paraglider (Bruce Goldsmith Design) :
Sellette : Woody Valley GTO Light
Camera : GoPro8 Black -
Montage video : sous Windows et logiciel : Magix Video Pro X :
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Vol en Parapente à La Réunion - Panoramik - Solid'Air Parapente ????????
Découvrez le vol panoramique avec un départ à 1500m d'altitude dans un cadre champêtre! Une ballade en parapente, au dessus des paysages riches et spectaculaires de La Réunion.
Des moniteurs professionnels indépendants pédagogues, drôles et légèrement piquant.
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Suspense: The Dead Sleep Lightly / Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble / Fear Paints a Picture
The Three Witches or Weird Sisters are characters in William Shakespeare's play Macbeth (c. 1603--1607). Their origin lies in Holinshed's Chronicles (1587), a history of England, Scotland and Ireland. Other possible sources influencing their creation aside from Shakespeare's own imagination include British folklore, contemporary treatises on witchcraft including King James I and VI's Daemonologie, Scandinavian legends of the Norns, and ancient classical myths concerning the Fates, the Greek myths of the Moirai and the Roman myths of the Parcae. Portions of Thomas Middleton's play The Witch were incorporated into Macbeth around 1618.
Shakespeare's witches are prophets who hail the general Macbeth early in the play with predictions of his rise as king. Upon committing regicide and taking the throne of Scotland, Macbeth hears the trio deliver ambiguous prophecies threatening his downfall. The witches' dark and contradictory natures, their filthy trappings and activities, as well as their intercourse with the supernatural all set an ominous tone for the play.
In the eighteenth century the witches were portrayed in a variety of ways by artists such as Henry Fuseli. Since then, their role has proven somewhat difficult for many directors to portray, due to the tendency to make their parts exaggerated or overly sensational. Some have adapted the original Macbeth into different cultures, as in Orson Welles's performance making the witches voodoo priestesses. Film adaptations have seen the witches transformed into characters familiar to the modern world, such as hippies on drugs or goth schoolgirls. Their influence reaches the literary realm as well in such works as The Third Witch and the Harry Potter series.
Come and Go, a short play written in 1965 by Samuel Beckett, recalls the Three Witches of Shakespeare's Macbeth. It features only three characters, all women, named Flo, Vi, and Ru. The opening line: When did we three last meet? [28] recalls the When shall we three meet again? of Macbeth: Act 1, Scene 1.[29] The Third Witch, a 2001 novel written by Rebecca Reisert, tells the story of the play through the eyes of a young girl named Gilly, one of the witches. Gilly seeks Macbeth's death out of revenge for killing her father.[30]
J. K. Rowling has cited the Three Witches in Shakespeare's Macbeth as an influence in her Harry Potter series. In an interview with The Leaky Cauldron and MuggleNet, when asked, What if [ Voldemort ] never heard the prophecy?, she said, It's the 'Macbeth' idea. I absolutely adore 'Macbeth.' It is possibly my favourite Shakespeare play. And that's the question isn't it? If Macbeth hadn't met the witches, would he have killed Duncan? Would any of it have happened? Is it fated or did he make it happen? I believe he made it happen.[31] On her website, she referred to Macbeth again in discussing the prophecy: the prophecy (like the one the witches make to Macbeth, if anyone has read the play of the same name) becomes the catalyst for a situation that would never have occurred if it had not been made.[32] More playfully, Rowling also invented a musical band popular in the Wizarding world called The Weird Sisters that appears in passing in several books in the series as well as the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. The third Harry Potter movie's soundtrack featured a song by John Williams called Double Trouble, a reference to the witches' line, Double double, toil and trouble. The lyrics of the song were adapted from the Three Witches' spell in the play.