Un Français a installé une tour Eiffel de 26 tonnes, brisée en deux, en plein désert de Burning Man 🔥
L'œuvre s'appelle Eiffela Broken Dream, signée Philippe Maindron, chef d'entreprise vendéen et créateur du festival de Poupet. Son projet a été retenu parmi 500 propositions pour l'édition 2026 du rassemblement américain.
Entre les deux morceaux du monument effondré, un funambule traverse le vide. Une façon de transformer la ruine en promesse de reconstruction plutôt qu'en simple constat d'échec. Structure assemblée en Vendée, 50 jours de mer et 600 kilomètres de désert plus tard, pour un chantier à 300 000 euros financé par son auteur.
🔥🏜️ THE LINE FOR Burning Man IS ABSOLUTELY INSANE
Burning Man officially kicked off today in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert, and getting onto the playa has been an adventure of its own.
At one point Sunday, the wait to reach the gate climbed to more than 8 HOURS, with thousands of cars, RVs and trucks backed up across the desert. By early evening, SFGATE reported the wait had dropped to around 5 hours. 😳
Organizers actually warn that waits of 5+ hours can happen during the opening rush, with roughly 50,000 people arriving Sunday and Monday.
And looking at this picture… yeah, I believe it. 😂
Could you sit in THIS line for 8 hours to get to Burning Man? 👀👇
A tropical storm with the potential to become a hurricane is expected to move toward Southern California later this week.
Read more: https://t.co/ONbpMhuAVk
SOMETHING BIG COULD BE HEADING TOWARD CALIFORNIA
Forecast models are showing something unusual: a Pacific system strengthening into a powerful hurricane, then turning north.
Toward Baja.
Toward Southern California.
Potentially Arizona.
Still days out, but this one has our attention.
#MrMBB333 #California #Arizona #Hurricane #Pacific
At the turn of the millennium, people were chasing the ultimate escape: a paradise beyond civilization, beyond consequence. But reality always finds its way back in. How far would you go to keep your piece of Eden? Would you kill for it?
#thebeach#y2k#paralleluniverse
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