Ireland
One century of dialogues under the sea 1866-1966
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Canada
The mines of Val d’or
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Namibia
Under the sands, diamonds
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Switzerland
The helvetic hour |
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Valentia's
slate, a soft heart in stone
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Reports
Economy
Coffee
culture
(Colombia)
Brought in Colombia in the XVIIIth century, the coffee found a
excellent land on the andean hills. Colombian people managed to
be a model of an economic and social development...
Juan
Valdès, the hidalgo of coffee-growers
(Colombia)
When the logo Juan Valdes appears on a package of coffee, the
authenticy is guaranteed. An emblematic character for 300 000
coffee-growers...
One
century of dialogues under the sea 1866-1966 (Ireland)
The first transatlantic telegraph cable marked the history of
communication. It was the direct connection to establish between
Europe and America and it took efforts to conceive it...
The
helvetic hour
(Switzerland)
A long time ago, the swiss watchmaking's tradition would give
the start to a florishing industry. Today, one local out of three
live at the helvetic hour...
The
mines of Val d’or (Canada)
In the north of Quebec, seven gold mines are still worked. More
than 1 500 meters underground, it is another world where men and
machines keep busy searching new veins...
Under
the sands, diamonds
(Namibia)
In 1907, a young inspector of the german railroad company in Namibia
discovered under the sand, a diamond. A real fever got the namibian
desert, which were definitely forbidden to access...
Valentia's
slate, a soft heart in stone (Ireland)
Of steel, it only has its blue-grey color because its material is almost as delicate as chalk. Valentia’s slate is however more robust than any other, a rough aspect for a soft and smooth stone...
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