About the Book
With winds gusting at speeds exceeding 175 km/h, Klaus emerged as the most devastating storm in France since those of 1999. A spectacle of desolation, ruins, lunar, and surreal landscapes unfolded, leaving nature scarred within itself. Maritime pines, robust and conquering trees, were annihilated, felled in mere moments or uprooted, lying on the ground like troops swept away by the enemy's onslaught.
It was not the work of man but rather the elements that decided to remind of their presence and absolute power. All those who had the opportunity to witness this scene of desolation felt profound sadness, incomprehension, and sometimes even despair and anger at the extent of the damage.
It was not the work of man but rather the elements that decided to remind of their presence and absolute power. All those who had the opportunity to witness this scene of desolation felt profound sadness, incomprehension, and sometimes even despair and anger at the extent of the damage.
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Nature / Wildlife
- Additional Categories Portfolios, Self-Improvement
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Project Option: Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
# of Pages: 48 - Publish Date: Mar 13, 2012
- Language French
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About the Creator
Dominique Narbeburu
Bordeaux, France
