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Greetings everyone! On the 50th anniversary celebration of diplomatic relations between France and Mongolia, the City of Boulogne-Billancourt, present from November 5 to December 23 2015, at the Carré Belle-feuille, the exhibition Scènes Mongoles offered the discovery of the musical traditions of this fascinating country. The exhibition was organized by Bouzhigmaa D. SANTARO, also Morin …
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Greetings everyone! My Morin Huur teacher, Bouzhigmaa Santaro, invited me to perform at her side during the Music Festival of Boulogne-Billancourt, in june 2014.It was my first performance ever, so it was very exciting and also very kind of stressful. I am very grateful for this moment, it is definitely a nice memory.
Greetings everyone! This exploration took place inside a research center or maybe a manufactory. This spot was found looking from the train in the region of Paris. I decided then to go and try to explore it somehow. Unfortunately I could not find much information about it. I like to attempt to tell a story …
Greetings everyone! This exploration took place in the children’s home “L’Avenir Social” located in the Orgemont burgh, part of the Cerny municipality in the region of Essone, near to Paris. This expedition was the most eerie I experienced for the weight of the place’s history as well as the events that occured could be felt …
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Greetings everyone! This exploration took place within the catacomb of Paris, in the old underground mines that were used to build the city. We spent around 30 hours underground and actually got lost at some point as one tunnel actually fell compared to the map we had. I hope you will enjoy the few shots …
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Greetings everyone! This was my first Urban Exploration ever. It took place on the “Petite Ceinture” of Paris, the 12th of June 2011. The “Petite Ceinture of Paris” line, commonly known as the “Petite Ceinture”, is a 32-kilometer-long double-track railway line circling Paris within the Boulevards des Maréchaux. Although still part of the national rail …
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