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Patricia Vigier

C’est aujourd’hui que « Bobine et popcorn » vous attend en #librairie ! Il prend son envol et vous appartient désormais 🤗
Un roman paru chez Le Muscadier dans la collection #restervivant

#litteraturejeunesse #roman #lecture #parutiondujour #ado #ulis #aesh #handicap #phare #harcelementscolaire #radio #podcast #emi #amitié #solidarite #nonauharcèlement #dys #ecoleinclusive #mastobook @books #books #VendrediLecture #mastolivre

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Patricia Vigier

Il est arrivé mon petit « bobine et popcorn » !
C’est toujours une émotion particulière de tenir dans les mains le fruit d’un travail de plusieurs mois. Vous partagerez peut-être ce plaisir dès la semaine prochaine lorsqu’il arrivera en #librairie !
Edité chez le Muscadier.

#roman #litteraturejeunesse #romanado #profsdocs #emi #handicap #harcèlement #nah #phare #parcourscitoyen #lecture #ulis #ecoleinclusive #dys #books #mastobooks #booksofmastodon @books #VendrediLecture

Exemplaires du roman « bobine et popcorn » de Patricia Vigier mis en scène avec un casque audio rouge et un vieux poste radio en fond
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Mike
Cape Elizabeth Lighthouses, Cape Elizabeth, Maine, 4/11/2024. These twin lights were both built in 1874. I visited Two Lights State Park once before, many, many years ago, and I recall it was difficult to get a good view of either of them. It’s even more overgrown today, and the lighthouses are now not visible at all from the park; but you can get a fine view (of the east tower at least) at the end of Two Lights Road. The east tower is widely familiar, thanks to Edward Hopper’s paintings, most notably “The Lighthouse at Two Lights.” It is still in use as an active aid to navigation and the optic is maintained by the USCG. The residence is privately owned. The west tower was discontinued as a lighthouse in 1924. During WWII the lantern room was removed and the tower was converted into a lookout post. The west tower and residence are now both privately owned.

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1.) The east tower viewed from Two Lights Terrace
2.) The east tower viewed from the end of Two Lights Road
3.) The decommissioned west light, now used as a fire lookout, viewed from Two Lights Terrace. Kinda reminds me of an Imperial Stormtrooper from Star Wars 🤷🏻‍♂️

#capeelizabethlighthouse #twolightsstatepark #dirigo #capeelizabeth #maine #lighthouse #phare #faro #leuchtturm #灯台 #todai
A large white house with a steep gabled roof, decorative trim, and a red brick chimney sits on a grassy hill. Attached to the house is a tall white lighthouse with a black lantern room and a weathered dome-shaped roof. A flagpole stands in front of the lighthouse. The sky is overcast, and the lawn in the foreground is lined with small plants and a paved walkway leading to the house.
A tall white lighthouse with a black lantern room and a weathered copper dome stands against an overcast gray sky. A black railing encircles the top platform. Leafless trees and shrubs partially obscure the base of the lighthouse. To the left, part of a white house with a covered porch and white columns is visible. The surrounding ground is covered with grass, rocks, and patches of bare earth.
A white lighthouse with a weathered, dark gray dome stands against a gray, overcast sky. The lighthouse has a cylindrical body with rust stains and a black railing around the top platform. Attached to the base is a white house with gray roof shingles and a white wooden deck with decorative railings. The house is partially obscured by dry grass and shrubs on a sloping hillside. A lone evergreen tree stands to the left of the lighthouse.
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