RONDNOIR ~ the small Principality ~ Biganos - Replies and Teaser Old Watermill ~

[Tandini]

Well, that's something! So much is already said - I can only echo . . .   

[Framly]

Thanks for all your nice replies! 



Audenge - Sightseeing tour

~part II~

.. we drive along the popular beach promenade "Rue du Soleil". Many shops and pubs determine the streetscape.


The ~ 3km long promenade connects the northern and southern parts of the island.


the Art Gallery "Zenit Galleries".


Along the promenade ..

The old headquarter of the shipowner "Deux-Sèvres Atlantique". Founded by Phillip Deux-Sèvres (1905) "DSA" belongs to the 10 largest shipping companies in the world.


Built in 1923 and now used for representative purposes. The HQ of "DSA" was moved in 1986 to the capital Marien.


We arrive the Mermaids Park.
In 1978, the low-lying marshes were drained and came into being this little gem. The center is the image of the "Mariae von Clairvoux".


The old fortified tower was rebuilt in 1992 following the original plans.


Passing the Citee Bank. The bank went bankrupt in 2011 and was state-owned. The crisis also pass Rondnoir...


We head north in the district of St. Rothen.


Old Market - in the fish market hall there are daily fresh fish from the region. The flea market around the old market hall is a must for any visitor of Audenge.


...we go back into the city center...


.. past the "Palais Eriks" ...


Here lived and worked the Parisian sculptor
Claude Eriks (1876-1959). The property is now part of a foundation. 1995 inaugurated the "Erik's Museum".


We drive along the famous "Queens Hotel" (1913)..


..and the department store Claude Demaul-Tron (CDT).


We get back to the main station.


I hope you had a great tour through the streets of Audenge.


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Today, exactly three years ago, I founded Rondnoir.

I hope we can celebrate many more birthdays together.


My Masterpiece

19MB MEGA Audenge-Mosaic

(click on the picture 19MB)



(click on the picture 19MB)

Framly

[Swordmaster]

Brilliant! No other way to describe it.


Cheers
Willy

[MTT9]

Amazing mosaic! Probably among the biggest i've seen

[vortext]

It feels like I'm kinda repeating myself but the massive amount of detailing is just phenomenal!! 

The mosaic is stunning, just as the previous one was. In fact, I'd like to see the remaining two rotations as well. .   

Finally, congratulations with the 3 year anniversary!! 

[benedict]

That is one of the best pictures i've ever seen of SC4. Fantastic to see the whole island at once. Bravo!

[rambuckel]

Wonderful pictures. The mosaic is gigantic!!!!     

[Schulmanator]

Delightful! One of the best I have seen this year thus far. 

[RickD]

I can't believe how detailed everything is along the promenade. And this mosaic is insanely great. 

[rooker1]

Congrats and Happy Birthday RONDNOIR.  With updates like you always post....you'll be around for a long time to come my friend!!
Great work and always a pleasure to view your MD.

Robin

[Kergelen]

What I can say... Awesome detailed town
I spend some minutes looking at every part of the mosaic

[noahclem]

Perhaps only such a perfect mosaic could do justice to a celebration of 3 years of Rondnoir. You're doing something special here that no one else does and you're doing some thing better than anyone else does. Please continue 

[Dantes]

The picture is very heavy on the data volume, and great! Very impressive!

[Framly]

Back for the Future



See you soon

[Girafe]

So happy to you see back 

[art128]

Nice to see you're still playing the game man!

Lovely picture. Though you might want to move that station a bit to the right so the platform isn't on the rails curve.

[Dantes]

Your preview is great success! I am pleased that after a long time you show a picture. I love the many details.

Back to the future (with Train *yeah*)

[Gugu3]

Nice!

[Themistokles]

Rondnoir is back I must say, this made my day! And how did you get pavement around the reversing loop?

[noahclem]

Awesome pic  . Love the walls and trams