Une balade en train, un trajet de plus ou moins trente minutes … A priori, rien de bien original d’attractif et d’attrayant. Mais lorsqu’il s’agit d’anciennes machines dont certaines à vapeur qui sillonnent une magnifique campagne verdoyante et vallonnée, l’intérêt est tout autre.
Entre Mariembourg et Treignes, des tortillards sillonnent les trois vallées. Les trains se faufilent entre trois vallées de la botte du Hainaut. Les habitants du coin les empruntent pour se déplacer d’un village à l’autre alors que les touristes embarquent pour découvrir la région et les musées du village de Treignes.
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A summer journey fills the pockets with scraps of nothing and bits of everything. The boarding coupon for seat 33F. A receipt for two crunchie bars, a ticket from that play in Galway, a few 20-pence pieces, a flat lake stone for skimming. And that slip of paper, scrawled with the name Dad mentioned as we traveled through Ireland in July.
“No one slept. Eight of us in the one car. We drove all night from Sneem to Cobh, May 19, 1949,” said Dad. “The tender left for the ship at 11 a.m. It was an old troop carrier. Frank sent me the ticket from Rhode Island.”
Grace Millane murder: Restaurateur Leo Molloy convicted of breaching killer Jesse Kempson s name suppression
28 Apr, 2021 11:30 PM
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Restaurateur Leo Molloy convicted of breaching killer Jesse Kempson s name suppression.
Auckland restaurateur Leo Molloy has been convicted, fined and ordered to complete community work for deliberately flouting a High Court suppression order and naming Grace Millane s murderer online.
The owner of HeadQuarters in the Viaduct, was the first and to date only person to be charged by New Zealand police after numerous suppression breaches before and after the high-profile murder trial of Jesse Kempson in November 2019.
Others have been given warnings by police for identifying the British backpacker s killer before he lost his name suppression last December. Kempson s suppression remained long after he was sentenced to life imprisonment for Millane s murder because he faced two further trials for violent sexual offending against two wo