Finistère

Donc, euh, si les produits arrivent sur le marché aujourd'hui, c'est qu'ils sont, euh, c'est qu'ils sont, ben qu'ils ont un, un effet très limité.

Après, moi, ce que j'aime bien, c'est qu'aujourd'hui, il existe des études indépendantes que vous pouvez retrouver, notamment, qui avaient été réalisées, euh, par la Chambre d'agriculture du Finistère, justement, sur, euh, l'application d'anti-limaces avec, euh, avec des études sur la partie, sur l'impact sur la partie vers de terre et sur l'impact sur la partie carabe.

Euh, donc là, en fait, euh, bon, aujourd'hui, vous avez pas de publi qui mette en avant l'effet de l'un ou de l'autre sur, euh, sur les organismes non-cibles.

Euh, il faut faire attention avec l'amalgame quand il y avait encore le Mesurol, hein, qui effectivement, euh, c'était du méthiocarbe en termes de, euh, de matière active et qui, lui, avait un réel effet insecticide.

These are not wine producing areas at all.

in Brittany, above all in Finistère, which is the most western department in France.

And they're not drinking wine there.

What are they drinking? They're drinking brandy, apple brandy in that case, Calvados is the name of a département in France, Calvados, the capital is Caen, there, Bayeux, the Bayeux Tapestry, and Deauville, god awful place, and all this stuff there.

Yes.

And I was just in the Finistère and it is beautiful and wild.

Indeed.

I loved it.

Never on the beach.

Sometimes there's a parking lot near the beach.

In the Finistère, I saw this.

Like, they would have a big parking area where campers' vans, you know, the little camper vans, were pretty common.

That will be charming.

The machinery will be run by electricity, and we shall have real up-to-date, timbreless, Protestant peals.' 'Then Carré's wife will have a chance to go back to Finistère.' No, they are too poor.

And then, too, Carré would be brokenhearted if he lost his bells.

Curious, a man's affection for the object that he manipulates, the mechanic's love for his machine.

So I guess the...

One of the big things happened is, uh, myself and my partner, we went on holiday to Finistere, the, on the Brittany Coast-

Oh, lovely.

Okay

When he met my eye, he chuckled.

I know more about insects than any man in Morbihan, or Finistère either, for that matter, he said.

The Red Admiral knows as much as you do, I retorted.

He doesn't, replied the Purple Emperor angrily.

Of course, we named him the Red Admiral, and he accepted the name with suppressed fury.

The Purple Emperor, on the other hand, had gained his imperial title legitimately.

For it was an undisputed fact that the only specimen of that beautiful butterfly, Apatura Iris, or the Purple Emperor as it is called by amateurs, the only specimen that had ever been taken in Finistère or in Morbian, was captured and brought home alive by Joseph Marie Gloanec, ever afterward to be known as the Purple Emperor.

When the capture of this rare butterfly became known, the Red Admiral nearly went crazy.

There is much old Gothic architecture also remaining, and a fine carved staircase near the quay.

Going from here a little south is Pont-au-Venne, or Finistère, so much frequented lately by artists.

It is near the sea, and within carriage drive of the Pointe aux Baies du Ré, which is the most tempest-tossed part of the coast.

The Baie des Très-Passés being at all times covered with wrecks and affording fine effects for a marine painter.