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Large schooner, almost certainly built in the Bonne-Lesueur local shipyard. Remarkable for its roll-down topsail and moonsail – Cartolis (extract)

Paimpol: A History of Cod Fishing, from Newfoundland to Iceland

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The Gwenn-ha-Du flying alongside the flags of supporters of En Avant de Guingamp football club. Photo: Vincent Michel.

Just How Traditional Is the Gwenn-ha-Du Flag?

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“Wards on Musical Parade”, start of the 20th century. Postcard from the Petitjean Collection. Source: Morbihan Department Archives. Ref: 9FI 152/254

Belle-Île’s Marching Band

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The sea acted as a natural barrier, hindering any escape attempts. Postcard ‘Wards on a naval exercise’, start of the 20th century. Printed by Combier-Macon’. Source: Morbihan Department Archives. Ref : 9FI 152/251

“They hit us with bull pistles!”

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Wards arrive at the Douaires agricultural penal colony in the Eure region. Source: © Ministry of Justice - ENPJJ

Beggars, Vagabonds and Petty Thieves

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Exterior view of the premises at Haute-Boulogne, early 20th century. Photograph printed on postcard paper. Source: Morbihan Department Archives. Ref : 9FI 152/258

The Belle-Île-en-Mer Penal Colony

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Daniel Tanguy, an onion trader from Roscoff, with roadworkers in Llanycil, Wales (1958). Source: Charles Geoff. National Library of Wales. WikiCommons.

Johnnies in the Celtic Regions of Great Britain

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People say wherever you are in the world, you’re never far from a Breton... Or Are You?

Where In The World Can You Find Bretons?

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Little girl eating a crêpe at the food and drinks stand at a Rennes vs. Reims match in 1962. Photo: Charles Barmay. Source: Collections du Musée de Bretagne. Inventory number: 2002.0047.288

Did the Bretons Invent the Crêpe?

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''A Comedy of Onions'' skit in The Evening News in 1904.

"A Comedy of Onions"

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Loading onions bound for England in Roscoff, North Finistère. Postcard. Credit: Cartolis. Notice n°AA00000622

Onion Johnnies: the cross-Channel business of Breton onion farmers

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Cirés drying in a courtyard in Sainte-Marine. Photo by J. de Thézac. Source: Musée départemental breton. Inventory Number: 1988.105.2016.

From Cirage to Ciré

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