The Best Attractions In Villenave D'ornon

Sightseeing Bordeaux by Tram - How to travel the best and cheapest way

In Bordeaux you can visit many sightseeing spots. but most places are quite far from each other so the best way to reach them is by tram. Here is how you can buy tickets and how to use/ activate them.

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Promenade Bordelaise Zig Zag...Bordeaux,ma Ville

Je vous emmène avec moi faire cette petite promenade bordelaise
une ville où les gens sont plutôt cool
Une belle ville ..en travaux,merci,juju...
Vous pouvez mettre un pouce en l air.
je regarde beaucoup,je scrute les image,pour faire quelques images.
Une petit commentaire fait chaud au cœur ...
Merci
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ROAD TRIP - Côte Atlantique - De Bordeaux à Faro - Voyager à 18 ans

Après 14 jours de folie à travers la France, l'Espagne et le Portugal, voici le résumé de notre Road Trip, de Bordeaux (Fr) à Faro (Por).
Quentin et moi même Léo, sommes meilleurs amis depuis fort longtemps et avions envie de s'élancer dans un voyage libre... Avec notre permis de conduire et le strict minimum, nous partions à l'aventure sans vraiment savoir où nous allions... Après 14 jours et plus de 4 000 kms nous rentrons à Bordeaux avec des souvenirs qui resteront longtemps dans notre mémoire.

Nos instagram :
Léo JULIEN : @neojulien
Quentin LINET : @quentin_linet7

Notre parcours :
Bordeaux
Dax
St Jean de Luz (Merci Charles on t'aime fort)
San Sebastian
Bilbao
Islares
Valdeprado Del Rio
Las Medulas
El Bierzo
St Jacques de Compostelle
Sanxenxo
Pontevedra
Porto
Amarante
Guimaraes
Peniche
Lisbonne
Faro / Lagos
Puis retour en à Bordeaux.

Rush Reboot = Source Simon Puech -

Musique : Manu Chao - Me Gustas Tu / 47Ter - Plus Tard / Joakim Karud - Road Trip (Libre de droit) / Marshmello - Summer

Voyager à 18 ans, c'est possible, il suffit d'avoir envie

Contact : leojulien33@gmail.com

Roubaix, ville du nord de la France, près de la frontière belge

Roubaix, ville du nord de la France, près de la frontière belge

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Petanque PPF 2018 Equipe Nice - Lyon and Villenaved'0 - Nice

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The Place to Play
Petanque is also known as Boules and is played outdoors on any reasonably firm surface: your yard, the park, a field, a gravel parking lot, cinder running track, etc.
Hard surfaces like concrete or asphalt or very soft like a fine sand beach or long grass are not recommended. The ideal surface is hard packed earth with course sand or pea gravel approximately 1/8 - ¼ deep covering the surface.
Find a place that is open and fairly flat. If there are a few bumps and hollows that's fine and can even add more challenge to the game.Choose Teams
Divide up into two teams. You can play Singles with one player on each side, Doubles with two players on each side, or Triples with three players on each side.
For leisure play a good way to choose teams is for one person to take a boule from each player and throw them out all at the same time.
The owners of the boules that lie closest to the thrower make up the first team.
Select Boules
Both teams select their boules. Each team's boules should have Groove Patterns that distinguish them from the other side's boules: that way, they will be easy to identify when counting up points.
When playing Singles or Doubles, each player uses three boules and for Triples each player uses two.
Decide Who Goes FirstToss a coin to see which side goes first.
Toss the Jack
The team that wins the coin toss chooses the starting location and then selects one of their players to throw out the jack.
The starting location is indicated by a circle that is 14 to 20 inches in diameter and at least three feet from any obstacles.
The circle can be drawn with chalk, etched in the dirt with a stick, or made from a piece of rope whatever works.
Once the circle is drawn, the player then stands with both feet inside the circle and throws the jack.
The jack can be thrown in any direction but must land within 20 to 30 feet of the starting circle and three feet from any obstacle.
Throw the Boules
All boules must be thrown from within the starting circle and with both feet on the ground. The player attempts to throw the boule so that it lands as close to the jack as possible it is okay to hit the jack.
The player must remain inside the circle until the boule has landed. A player from the opposing team then steps into the circle and attempts to land his boule closer to the jack even if it means knocking his opponents out of the way.
The boule closest to the jack leads or is said to be holding the point. The other team must continue throwing boules until they take the lead or run out of boules.
There is no order that team members must follow when throwing their boules however, they must only throw their own boules,
and they must go one at a time from within the starting circle. If they take the lead, the other team then tries to recover by landing a lead boule.
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Pétanque (French pronunciation: ?[pet?~k]; Occitan: petanca [pe'ta?k?]) is a form of boules where the goal is to toss or roll hollow steel balls as close as possible to a small wooden ball called a cochonnet (literally piglet) or jack,[1] while standing inside a circle with both feet on the ground.
The game is normally played on hard dirt or gravel. It can be played in public areas in parks, or in dedicated facilities called boulodromes. Similar games are bocce, bowls and (adapted to ice) curling.
The current form of the game originated in 1907 or 1910 in La Ciotat, in Provence, France. The French name pétanque (borrowed into English, with or without the acute accent)
comes from petanca in the Provençal dialect of the Occitan language, deriving from the expression pès tancats ['p?s ta?'kats], meaning 'feet fixed' or 'feet planted' (on the ground).

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4- Petanque PPF 2018 Finale Quintais & Rocher

5- Pétanque 2018 Finale NICE & LYON

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Master De Petanque 2014 Finale Equipe MADGASCAR & SUCHAUD

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The Place to Play
Petanque is also known as Boules and is played outdoors on any reasonably firm surface: your yard, the park, a field, a gravel parking lot, cinder running track, etc. Hard surfaces like concrete or asphalt or very soft like a fine sand beach or long grass are not recommended. The ideal surface is hard packed earth with course sand or pea gravel approximately 1/8 - ¼ deep covering the surface. Find a place that is open and fairly flat. If there are a few bumps and hollows that's fine and can even add more challenge to the game.
Choose Teams
Divide up into two teams. You can play Singles with one player on each side, Doubles with two players on each side, or Triples with three players on each side. For leisure play a good way to choose teams is for one person to take a boule from each player and throw them out all at the same time. The owners of the boules that lie closest to the thrower make up the first team.
Select Boules
Both teams select their boules. Each team's boules should have Groove Patterns that distinguish them from the other side's boules: that way, they will be easy to identify when counting up points. When playing Singles or Doubles, each player uses three boules and for Triples each player uses two.
Decide Who Goes First
Toss a coin to see which side goes first.
Toss the Jack
The team that wins the coin toss chooses the starting location and then selects one of their players to throw out the jack. The starting location is indicated by a circle that is 14 to 20 inches in diameter and at least three feet from any obstacles. The circle can be drawn with chalk, etched in the dirt with a stick, or made from a piece of rope whatever works. Once the circle is drawn, the player then stands with both feet inside the circle and throws the jack. The jack can be thrown in any direction but must land within 20 to 30 feet of the starting circle and three feet from any obstacle.
Throw the Boules
All boules must be thrown from within the starting circle and with both feet on the ground. The player attempts to throw the boule so that it lands as close to the jack as possible it is okay to hit the jack. The player must remain inside the circle until the boule has landed. A player from the opposing team then steps into the circle and attempts to land his boule closer to the jack even if it means knocking his opponents out of the way. The boule closest to the jack leads or is said to be holding the point. The other team must continue throwing boules until they take the lead or run out of boules. There is no order that team members must follow when throwing their boules however, they must only throw their own boules, and they must go one at a time from within the starting circle. If they take the lead, the other team then tries to recover by landing a lead boule.
Winning the Round
Once a team has usedall its boules, the other side is allowed to throw the rest of its boules. When all boules are thrown, the points are counted. The team that has the boule closest to the jack wins the round. In addition, they also receive a point for each boule that is closer to the jack than their opponents closest boule. Only one team scores points during a round.
Beginning a New Round
Once the points are counted, the next round begins with previous round's winners drawing a new starting circle. This starting circle is drawn around the final position of the jack in the previous round. The winning team then selects a player to toss out the jack from this new starting circle and then throw out the first boule.

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1- Petanque Finale PPF 2018 ROCHER And QUINTAIS

2- Petanque PPF 2018 Finale Shooting Molina And Suchaud

3- Pétanque 2018 Finale LIVAROT& VILLENAVE D'ORNON

4- Petanque PPF 2018 Finale Quintais & Rocher

5- Pétanque 2018 Finale NICE & LYON

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Le Tram de Liège: Tram en commun - épisode 3

RTC, la télévision locale liégeoise, diffuse une série de capsules vidéo consacrées aux avancées des travaux du Tram de Liège. Voici le 3e numéro, consacré à l'aménagement des espaces urbains.

Château de Noisy / Miranda en Mars 2016 (Urbex)

I'm exploring alone the Noisy/Miranda Castle. On december 2013, the Noisy castle has been cited by the Swiss newspaper La tribune de Genève as being one of the 40 most beautiful forgotten places in the world.

Visite seul du château de Noisy/Miranda. Le château a été classé comme étant l'un des 40 plus beaux lieux oubliés du monde par le quotidien suisse La tribune de Genève en décembre 2013.

0:00:00 Arriver à la gare / I am arriving by train
0:04:39 Le château vu de la route / The castle, view from the road
0:04:54 Entrée arrière / Castle's rear entrance
0:06:28 Rez-de-chaussée / On the ground floor
0:13:55 Premier étage / 1st floor
0:21:43 Vue à partir d'un balcon / View from a balcony
0:23:44 Le bruit est juste ma tête cognant le meuble / This noise is just my head hitting a piece of furniture (ouch !)
0:25:21 Vers les parties brûlées / To the burned parts
0:34:39 Deuxième étage / 2nd floor
0:40:45 Tour d'horloge / Clock tower
0:51:02 Retour au rez-de-chaussée / Return to the ground floor
0:56:22 Sous-sols / Basements
0:59:38 La salle de classe / Classroom
1:02:50 La chaufferie / Boiler room
1:05:38 Les WC / Restroom
1:11:15 Parties effondrées / Collapsed parts
1:14:00 Salle de bain / Bathroom
1:15:37 Vue sur la fontaine / View to fountain
1:16:14 Autre salle de bain et WC / Others bathroom and restroom
1:16:44 Vue à partir d'une autre tour / View from another tower
1:19:50 Cuisine / Kitchen
1:24:42 Extérieur arrière / Rear exterior
1:29:12 Chapelle Notre Dame de Lourdes / Notre Dame de Lourdes chapel
1:31:27 Château de Vêves / Castle of Vêves
1:33:57 Retour à la gare / Return to the train station

Petanque 2014 de Finale Doublette DRAGUIGNAN and BREST

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The Place to Play
Petanque is also known as Boules and is played outdoors on any reasonably firm surface: your yard, the park, a field, a gravel parking lot, cinder running track, etc. Hard surfaces like concrete or asphalt or very soft like a fine sand beach or long grass are not recommended. The ideal surface is hard packed earth with course sand or pea gravel approximately 1/8 - ¼ deep covering the surface. Find a place that is open and fairly flat. If there are a few bumps and hollows that's fine and can even add more challenge to the game.
Choose Teams
Divide up into two teams. You can play Singles with one player on each side, Doubles with two players on each side, or Triples with three players on each side. For leisure play a good way to choose teams is for one person to take a boule from each player and throw them out all at the same time. The owners of the boules that lie closest to the thrower make up the first team.
Select Boules
Both teams select their boules. Each team's boules should have Groove Patterns that distinguish them from the other side's boules: that way, they will be easy to identify when counting up points. When playing Singles or Doubles, each player uses three boules and for Triples each player uses two.
Decide Who Goes First
Toss a coin to see which side goes first.
Toss the Jack
The team that wins the coin toss chooses the starting location and then selects one of their players to throw out the jack. The starting location is indicated by a circle that is 14 to 20 inches in diameter and at least three feet from any obstacles. The circle can be drawn with chalk, etched in the dirt with a stick, or made from a piece of rope whatever works. Once the circle is drawn, the player then stands with both feet inside the circle and throws the jack. The jack can be thrown in any direction but must land within 20 to 30 feet of the starting circle and three feet from any obstacle.
Throw the Boules
All boules must be thrown from within the starting circle and with both feet on the ground. The player attempts to throw the boule so that it lands as close to the jack as possible it is okay to hit the jack. The player must remain inside the circle until the boule has landed. A player from the opposing team then steps into the circle and attempts to land his boule closer to the jack even if it means knocking his opponents out of the way. The boule closest to the jack leads or is said to be holding the point. The other team must continue throwing boules until they take the lead or run out of boules. There is no order that team members must follow when throwing their boules however, they must only throw their own boules, and they must go one at a time from within the starting circle. If they take the lead, the other team then tries to recover by landing a lead boule.
Winning the Round
Once a team has usedall its boules, the other side is allowed to throw the rest of its boules. When all boules are thrown, the points are counted. The team that has the boule closest to the jack wins the round. In addition, they also receive a point for each boule that is closer to the jack than their opponents closest boule. Only one team scores points during a round.
Beginning a New Round
Once the points are counted, the next round begins with previous round's winners drawing a new starting circle. This starting circle is drawn around the final position of the jack in the previous round. The winning team then selects a player to toss out the jack from this new starting circle and then throw out the first boule.

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TRAMWAYS DE BORDEAUX

Bordeaux (prononcé [bɔʁ.ˈd̪o] ; Écouter), en gascon Bordeu1, est une commune du Sud-Ouest de la France, préfecture du département de la Gironde et chef-lieu de la région Nouvelle-Aquitaine.

Capitale de l'ancienne Guyenne et partie intégrante de la Gascogne culturelle et linguistique, Bordeaux se situe en bordure des Landes de Gascogne. La ville est connue dans le monde entier pour les vins de Bordeaux et les vignobles du Bordelais, surtout depuis le XVIIIe siècle.

En 2015, la commune est la neuvième commune de France par sa population avec 249 712 habitants, mais son agglomération est classée septième avec 904 359 habitants en 20152 après celles de Paris, Lyon, Marseille - Aix, Lille, Toulouse et Nice et devant Nantes et Toulon. L'aire urbaine de Bordeaux compte quant à elle 1 215 769 habitants en 20153, ce qui en fait la cinquième aire urbaine de France.

Bordeaux est par ailleurs la principale commune de la métropole « Bordeaux Métropole », qui rassemble 28 communes et 760 956 habitants4 en 2014.

En 1957, Bordeaux est récompensée du prix de l'Europe, conjointement avec Turin. En juin 2007, une partie de la ville, le port de la Lune, est inscrite par le Comité du patrimoine mondial, désigné par l'assemblée générale de l’UNESCO, sur la Liste du patrimoine mondial.
Sommaire

1 Géographie
1.1 Localisation
1.2 Hydrographie
1.3 Géologie et relief
1.4 Climat
1.5 Voies de communication et transports
2 Urbanisme
2.1 Morphologie urbaine
2.2 Projets urbains du XXe siècle
2.3 Projets urbains du XXIe siècle
2.4 Logement
3 Toponymie
3.1 Attestations anciennes
3.2 Étymologie
4 Histoire
4.1 Fondation de la cité Bordelaise
4.2 Du Moyen Âge à l'époque moderne
4.3 L'époque contemporaine
5 Politique et administration
5.1 Tendances politiques
5.2 Résultats politiques
5.3 Administration municipale
5.4 Cantons
5.5 Liste des maires
5.6 Instances judiciaires, administratives et de défense
5.7 Politique de développement durable
5.8 Politique de la ville
5.9 Jumelages
6 Population et société
6.1 Démographie
6.2 Enseignement
6.3 Manifestations culturelles et festivités
6.4 Secours et santé
6.5 Sports
6.6 Médias
6.7 Cultes
7 Économie
7.1 Revenus de la population et fiscalité
7.2 Dette
7.3 Emploi
7.4 Entreprises et commerces
8 Culture locale et patrimoine
8.1 Patrimoine architectural
8.2 Patrimoine culturel
8.3 Patrimoine industriel
8.4 Patrimoine environnemental
8.5 Équipements culturels
8.6 Bordeaux et les arts
8.7 Gastronomie
8.8 Vie militaire
8.9 Distinctions
8.10 Personnalités liées à Bordeaux
8.11 Héraldique, logotype et devise
9 Voir aussi
9.1 Bibliographie
9.2 Articles connexes
9.3 Liens externes
10 Notes et références
10.1 Notes
10.2 Références

Géographie
Localisation
Bordeaux est située près de la côte atlantique, dans le sud-ouest de la France. À vol d'oiseau, elle se situe à 51 km d'Arcachon, 92 km de Royan, 108 km d'Angoulême, 170 km de Biarritz, 172 km de Pau, 202 km de Saint-Sébastien (Espagne), 210 km de Limoges, 220 km de Toulouse, 232 km de Poitiers et 498 km de Paris.