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HEMIS_4665526 - Écorce de l'arbre Arbutus (Pacific Madrone) (Arbutus menzeisii). Le seul arbre à feuilles persistantes indigène du Canada, Saltspring Island (Îles Gulf), Colombie-Britannique, Canada - Jon Arnold Images/ hemis.fr

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Patrouille de France: The virtuosos of the airs

The Patrouille de France was officially founded in Reims in 1953, but has been based in Salon-de-Provence (Bouches-du-Rhône) since 1964. In addition to the numerous meetings it participates in from May to October, its aerial choreographies ...

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The megaliths of Carnac and Morbihan listed as World Heritage by UNESCO

The inclusion of the megaliths of Carnac and the shores of the Morbihan on the World Heritage List was approved by UNESCO on Saturday July 12, 2025. In addition to the emblematic Carnac alignments, a total of 557 sites have been listed in 28 ...

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Agenda October 2025

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MILLER: 110th anniversary of the birth of writer Arthur Miller
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SAINT-SAENS: 190th anniversary of the birth of composer Camille Saint-Saëns
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UN: 80th anniversary of the founding of the United ...

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Saint Antoine l'Abbaye elected "France's Favourite Village 2025"

The medieval town of Saint Antoine l'Abbaye (Isère) has just been voted « France's Favourite Village 2025 ». Located between Valence and Grenoble, it is the first town in the Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes region to win in 14 editions. Its half-timbered ...

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Greenland: The sentinel of the Arctic Ocean

The heat of the moment sometimes has unexpected effects! While Donald Trump's outbursts regularly send the Danish authorities into a tizzy, they have helped Greenland to emerge from its discreet isolation. On this icy land of rough, fascinating ...

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Stop on Season, September 2025

Each month we offer a Season selection of the best travel images. Inspiring, creative, bucolic and traveling, these visuals are sources of inspiration for your projects.
Have a nice trip with Hemis.

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ITER, the new nuclear way!

In the mid-1980s, under the impetus of the Soviet Union and the United States, soon joined by Europe and Japan, an ambitious project was born: to develop a very broad international collaboration aimed at reproducing, harnessing and harnessing the ...

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Emilie, Savoyard herbalist

In the heart of the Val d'Arly, Emilie Von Arx founded the CAIRN herbalist's shop in Flumet, Savoie, in September 2022. What was originally the workshop of an artisan cutler has been transformed into a hotbed of medicinal plant knowledge, where she ...

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Favorites, September 2025

Stop on Images : a selection of the latest productions by Hemis photographers.

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Casoar: a bird from another era!

With its sharp claws, horny crest, intense blue face, plumage like black hair and 1.5 m height, the cassowary looks like something out of Jurassic Park! Endemic to northern Queensland and New Guinea, its ferocious appearance has earned it the ...

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Lake Magadi: a multicoloured soda lake

Located in the Rift Valley, Lake Magadi is unique in that it produces an incredible concentration of soda ash. This natural process takes place when the lake's sediments come into contact with magma at depth. This region of Kenya is known for its ...

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Peru: the Quechua source tree

70 km north of Cuzco, a slow procession begins towards the Abra Malaga pass. The bright colors of the traditional fabrics worn by members of the Quechua community of Chupani stand in stark contrast to the mist-covered landscapes of the Andes. These ...

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