Oktober 2016 – paysages

Port Leucate, 13.10.2016 la mer déferle sur le ponton, © Christophe Neff 13.10.2016

La mer déferle sur les plages leucatoises. Il y a six ans j’avais assisté au une tempête semblable, – à laquelle j’avais dédié deux petits billets « Lundi 11 octobre 2010 – la mer se déchaîne sur la plage de Port Leucate [1 ]» et « Notice de blog 17.10.2010 – mémoires collectives et tempêtes oubliées à Leucate». Dans la notice du 11.10.2010 j’avais aussi signalé le risque de submersions marines sur le lido séparant l’étang de Leucate et la pleine mer où se trouvent les sites de Port Leucate et de Port Barcarès. La situation que j’ai rencontrée aujourd’hui jeudi 13 octobre 2016 ressemble beaucoup à celle que j’avais observée en octobre 2010. Ce qui m’a frappé aujourd’hui c’est de voir à quelle vitesse la mer a submergé la plage de Port Leucate. Suivent quelques impressions photographiques de la mer déferlante sur les plages leucatoises – toutes prises durant la journée du 13.10.2016.

Vue sur le Kyklos matin du 13.10.2016

Vue sur le Kyklos après-midi du 13.10.2016

Leucate plage 13.10.2016 10H40 du matin

La Franqui 13.10.2016 11H19

Port Leucate, le ponton 13.10.2016 vers 15H46, © Christophe Neff 13.10.2016

Port Leucate, le ponton 13.06.2016 vers 15H46

La plage de Port Leucate 13.10.2016, vers 15.27

Photos: toutes © Christophe Neff 13.10.2016

Christophe Neff, Port Leucate le 13.10.2016

[1] Ce billet est d’ailleurs un des billets les plus consultés sur paysages, voir aussi ici.

Tomorrow, at 1.00 pm Stockholm time, the winner of this year Nobel Prize in Literature will be announced. As every year, paysages (see here: 1, 2, 3, 4 , 5, 6, 7) tries to forecast the winner, or authors which seem to have good chances to get the Nobel Prize in Literature. M.A. Orthofer has published a list of potential winners in the Literary Saloon, – his favorite is certainly Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, followed by Mahmoud Dowlatabadi, Jon Fosse and Juan Goytisolo. The Ladbrokes odds currently (12.10.2016 13:45) puts Ngugi Wa Thiong’o (4:1), as a potential winner for the price, followed by Haruki Murakami (5/1) on the second position and Adonis (6/1) on the third position. My personal favorite for this year Nobel Prize in Literature is Adonis, – followed by Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, Ismail Kadare, Péter Nádas and perhaps Peter Handke, Maryse Condé, Mircea Cărtărescu, David Malouf or Don DeLillo.

In some hours we will know the happy winner of Nobel Prize in Literature 2016, and how precise the paysages forecast for the Nobel Prize in Literature 2016 has really been ….

Christophe Neff, le 12.10.2016

P.S.(16:30 12.10.2016): Perhaps I should also add Chico Buarque to my longer list.

P.S.(13.10.2016 14:20): The Nobel Prize in Literature 2016 was awarded to Bob Dylan. For me ths is a very surprising choice. But not only for me, as this citation from the article Sewell Chan dedicated to this surprising event shows: “The announcement, in Stockholm, came as something of a surprise. Although Mr. Dylan, 75, has been mentioned often as having an outside shot at the prize, his work does not fit into the literary canons of novels, poetry and short stories that the prize has traditionally recognized. ” (Bob Dylan Awarded Nobel Prize in Literature, NYT SEWELL CHAN OCT. 13, 2016)

Monat: Oktober 2016

Blognotice 13.10.2016: La mer déferle sur les plages leucatoises.

Paysages forecast for Nobel Prize in Literature 2016