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An epic day
Instead of a crystal sky and bright sun that I hoped it was real gusty wind and torrential rain which flooded the circuit automotive lacquers (Champier near Grenoble) for this taking measurements of my very official immense poem.
Two hours of fighting against the wind and rain
With the help of people working on the cicrcuit I was able to place this huge roll of fabric (suport my writing) that, of 110 kg was increased to 300 in rainfall, with the help of a tractor.
If you want photos, you can ask a photographer who was present
cabella.balloide.photo.com / 06-82-06-68-36
two hours, the head down! For the first time in my life, I was touched by seasickness, without even leaving the mainland. Mind you, so much water cascading around me that I really felt like a sailor lost in a storm. I had an upset stomach, and depletion gagan all my actions.
Many media present
from 8 h15 Canal +, Le Dauphiné Libéré, Le Progrès, the Rise, France Bleue Isère, the Courier Freedom of Isere and the renowned Agence France Presse. Thank you to them for having defied the fury of the time to attend this course.
One centimeter of the measures taken !
Master Usaï Vienna, too, braved the elements to found with the dimensions:
994 meters and 10 centimeters .
Allow me for the occasion, to supplement them by the mile and considering that nearly a dozen steps, my feet hit the Alexandrian jenvisageais record that is to say a poem one kilometer.
An excerpt of the poem
In the initial last word of the Declaration of Human Rights
E t if every country, even the advanced
N e that was 'aplications all these rights O n set
mornings have less sun-dried
N is pale with grief that s'acroche enlightenment. C e
text shows us our rights because
E describing the flavor of a new horizon
ignant S plots for human hope.
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