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Arcachon

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Oct 10, 2026

Unknown podcast

Faces and Places-Sir Henry W. Lucy

Oct 10 · 24 Mentions

speaker_2UNKNOWN
164:10
Faces and Places by Henry W. Lucy.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
164:13
Chapter eight, Oysters and Arcachon.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
164:18
If the name had not been appropriated elsewhere, Arcachon might well be called the Salt Lake City.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
164:26
It lies on the south shore of a basin sixty-eight miles in circumference, into which, through a narrow opening, the Bay of Biscay rolls its illimitable waters.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
164:38
Little more than thirty years ago, the town was represented by half a dozen huts inhabited by fishermen.

6 MINS LATER

speaker_2UNKNOWN
170:50
These have transformed the district, adding not only to the improvement of its sanitary condition, but creating a new source of wealth.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
171:00
Out of the boundless vistas of fir trees, there ever flows a constant stream of resin, which brings in large revenues.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
171:10
Passing through the forest by the railway line from La Motte to Arcachon, one sees every tree marked with a deep cut.
speaker_9VOICE_ACTOR
23:40
We're marching down a Time Suck Timeline.
Dan CumminsHOST
23:48
Pierre Bourdain, Anthony Bourdain's father, was born in 1930 in Manhattan to a father who had immigrated from Arcachon, France.
Dan CumminsHOST
23:57
Arcachon, France, after World War I. Pierre went to what his son Christopher would describe as an amazingly globalist school, the Birch Watson School, founded by two progressives who believed that for a democracy to work properly, young people had to be highly educated.
Dan CumminsHOST
24:13
Ah, what a crazy notion.
Dan CumminsHOST
24:15
Refreshing during a time when too many politicians here in the States blatantly seem to want young people, really all people outside of their inner circles, to be dumb as fuck and thus more easily manipulated and controlled.

Unknown podcast

Faces and Places-Sir Henry W. Lucy

Sep 27 · 24 Mentions

Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
165:11
Faces and Places by Henry W. Lucy.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
165:14
Chapter eight, Oysters and Arcachon.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
165:20
If the name had not been appropriated elsewhere, Arcachon might well be called the Salt Lake City.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
165:27
It lies on the south shore of a basin sixty-eight miles in circumference, into which, through a narrow opening, the Bay of Biscay rolls its illimitable waters.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
165:40
Little more than thirty years ago, the town was represented by half a dozen huts inhabited by fishermen.

6 MINS LATER

Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
171:21
These have transformed the district, adding not only to the improvement of its sanitary condition but creating a new source of wealth.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
171:31
Out of the boundless vistas of fir trees, there ever flows a constant stream of resin, which brings in large revenues.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
171:41
Passing through the forest by the railway line from La Motte to Arcachon, one sees every tree marked with a deep cut.
Joel ThomasGUEST
33:51
Well, here's what ends up happening.
Joel ThomasGUEST
33:55
And so during 19-- or sorry, 1899, on July 15th, on the last leg of this third gun run, so they've already had two gun runs before that, they get in trouble on the French port of Arcachon, and the Span- the Spanish consul was alerted of these guns coming, which the French customs ends up seizing the vessel.
Joel ThomasGUEST
34:26
So Crowley writes in his [laughs] in his diary that the conspiracy was closed.
Joel ThomasGUEST
34:32
That's all he says.

Unknown podcast

Faces and Places-Sir Henry W. Lucy

Sep 26 · 23 Mentions

Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
157:09
The corn is only just beginning to turn a faint yellow, but the haymakers are at work, and every breath of the joyous wind carries the sweet scent of hay.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
157:22
End of chapter 7 Chapter 8 of Faces and Places This LibriVox recording is in the public domain, recording by Ruth Golding Faces and Places by Henry W. Lucy Chapter 8 Oysters and Arcachon If the name had not been appropriated elsewhere, Arcachon might well be called the Salt Lake City.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
157:55
It lies on the south shore of a basin sixty-eight miles in circumference, into which, through a narrow opening, the Bay of Biscay rolls its illimitable waters.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
158:07
Little more than thirty years ago the town was represented by half a dozen huts inhabited by fishermen.

5 MINS LATER

Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
163:19
These have transformed the district, adding not only to the improvement of its sanitary condition, but creating a new source of wealth.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
163:29
Out of the boundless vistas of fir trees, there ever flows a constant stream of resin, which brings in large revenues.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
163:39
Passing through the forest by the railway line from Lamotte to Arcachon, one sees every tree marked with a deep cut.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
163:49
It looks as if the woodman had been about picking out trees ready for the axe and had come to the conclusion that they might be cut down en bloc.

Unknown podcast

Faces and Places-Sir Henry W. Lucy

Sep 23 · 24 Mentions

Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
161:40
Chapter eight.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
161:42
Oysters and Arcachon.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
161:46
If the name had not been appropriated elsewhere, Arcachon might well be called the Salt Lake City.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
161:53
It lies on the south shore of a basin sixty-eight miles in circumference, into which, through a narrow opening, the Bay of Biscay rolls its illimitable waters.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
162:06
Little more than thirty years ago the town was represented by half a dozen huts inhabited by fishermen.

5 MINS LATER

Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
167:17
These have transformed the district, adding not only to the improvement of its sanitary condition, but creating a new source of wealth.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
167:27
Out of the boundless vistas of fir trees, there ever flows a constant stream of resin, which brings in large revenues.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
167:37
Passing through the forest by the railway line from Lamotte to Arcachon, one sees every tree marked with a deep cut.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
164:42
Faces and Places by Henry W. Lucy.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
164:46
Chapter eight, Oysters and Arcachon.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
164:51
If the name had not been appropriated elsewhere, Arcachon might well be called the Salt Lake City.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
164:59
It lies on the south shore of a basin sixty-eight miles in circumference, into which, through a narrow opening, the Bay of Biscay rolls its illimitable waters.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
165:11
Little more than thirty years ago, the town was represented by half a dozen huts inhabited by fishermen.

6 MINS LATER

Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
171:08
These have transformed the district, adding not only to the improvement of its sanitary condition but creating a new source of wealth.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
171:18
Out of the boundless vistas of fir trees there ever flows a constant stream of resin which brings in large revenues.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
171:28
Passing through the forest by the railway line from La Motte to Arcachon, one sees every tree marked with a deep cut.

Unknown podcast

Faces and Places-Sir Henry W. Lucy

Sep 23 · 23 Mentions

Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
156:38
The corn is only just beginning to turn a faint yellow, but the haymakers are at work, and every breath of the joyous wind carries the sweet scent of hay.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
156:51
End of chapter 7 Chapter 8 of Faces and Places This LibriVox recording is in the public domain Recording by Ruth Golding Faces and Places by Henry W. Lucy Chapter 8 Oysters and Arcachon If the name had not been appropriated elsewhere, Arcachon might well be called the Salt Lake City.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
157:24
It lies on the south shore of a basin sixty-eight miles in circumference, into which, through a narrow opening, the Bay of Biscay rolls its illimitable waters.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
157:36
Little more than thirty years ago the town was represented by half a dozen huts inhabited by fishermen.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
162:18
These have transformed the district, adding not only to the improvement of its sanitary condition, but creating a new source of wealth.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
162:28
Out of the boundless vistas of fir trees, there ever flows a constant stream of resin which brings in large revenues.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
162:38
Passing through the forest by the railway line from La Motte to Arcachon, one sees every tree marked with a deep cut.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
162:47
It looks as if the woodman had been about picking out trees ready for the axe and had come to the conclusion that they might be cut down on block.
DanHOST
36:01
it feels like the alpha fly one but a bit firmer and obviously it's got a plastic play instead of a carbon one so probably not it's a bit heavier as well but like everything else feels kind of similar to the alpha one which is obviously like too nice for an easy one shoe almost um but i've been loving running in it it's really nice so that's a little recommendation you give the long runs definitely Then we changed location out on the coast that day and I hired a bike and go out in the afternoon for an hour.
DanHOST
36:33
Uh, I was expecting like, there's a nice forest out of the back of, it's in Arcachon on the West coast of France.
DanHOST
36:39
There's a nice forest out of the back of the town, but none of the trails are rideable on a, on a bike.
DanHOST
36:43
Like I've got a mountain bike and I thought it'd be like nice gravel pass through there.
Pierre Cassou-NoguèsGUEST
25:02
Or Snapchat.
Gwenola WagonGUEST
25:05
And also in the second part of the book, when we spoke about the fire in the Arcachon area, in the forest, we tried to imagine this land two centuries before, three centuries before, maybe in the Middle Age.
Gwenola WagonGUEST
25:21
At this time, there was no pictures, no photography, nothing.
Gwenola WagonGUEST
25:25
So we haven't any picture of this land in the Middle Ages.

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