The Geography of Happiness

[digitS']

Yeah, the one with the dramatic weather, Moxie!

But, I got lost on a little country lane . . .

Funny how that always happens to me!

Steve

 

[Just-Moxie]

Ok.....watch for it.....

48* 26'55.89N 5* 08'31.52W Elv 3 ft


Now, what is a good site for looking up coordinates?



http://www.arctic.io/observations/65568/2013-02-21/8-N48.420833-W5.133611/La Jument

 

[digitS']

West of

Plogoff, Brittany, France.

Be back!

digitS'

Here! I think

https://ssl.panoramio.com/photo/769793

 

[Just-Moxie]

Nope. Not quite. Look for the Ilse d'Ouissant. Western tip.

 

[digitS']

Back!

la Jument (click)

At first, I wasn't on the island. Then I searched the wrong peninsula . . . I think that one is "it." Since the photo's of the island are just kind of plunked down on the map, and there is no drive by, knowing precisely where I am doesn't seem possible.

Steve

 

[Just-Moxie]

Look what I got you started on digit..

I think la Jument is pretty cool actually. In an awesome and yet serene kind of way.

 

[Just-Moxie]

I did another search and found this site.

http://www.geody.com/geolook.php?world=terra&map=col&q=48+++26'55.89N+5++08'31.52W&subm1=submit

 

[digitS']

I was there & I'm worn out!

Between all that searching offshore in Brittany -- I was out in the most miserable weather here on USA land!

It is 33F! There is a 16mph wind with gusts above 25mph, a 23 windchill, and about .25" of snow and rain has been falling continuously, today! Believe it or not, I've been out trying to find frozen rhubarb at the soopermarket! Back home, DW tells me that there may be some in the freezer already!

digitS' !

 

[Just-Moxie]

Ooops. Might be a good time to find a hot cuppa something, and curl up by the fireplace.

 

[digitS']

No.

It was exactly what I needed, Moxie.

Without even an imagined challenge, what can keep the blood circulating and warm the heart? Oh yeah, this might: I am wanting to use the rhubarb for a spicy barbeque sauce and decide if I want to make more of it when the plants actually begin to grow here .

Have you been to this location, in person? Do you enjoy sailing and could that be why you would visit?

Steve