The parking lot of the Sermax factory, the last site before the springs, was overrun. For instance, the hashtag #huveaune has been used in 2,000 posts, the vast majority of which were published after March 2019.Īt that time, in the wake of the photographer's post, vehicles stopped all along departmental road 80, which leaves the village in the direction of the Sainte-Baume mountain ridge. Nans-les-Pins is not the first town to be overwhelmed by the eruption of idyllic photos on social media, especially on Instagram. "As soon as the next day, we saw hundreds of people arrive. The photos, showcasing miniature emerald waterfalls shimmering in the sun and basins turned turquoise by cyanobacteria in the undergrowth, were liked and commented on by thousands of people – the impact of which traumatized the 4,700 inhabitants of this quaint Provençal village. On March 18, 2019, the water was flowing freely when a photographer from Marseille posted a dozen photos of the springs on his Facebook page.
"When there is no water, there are no visitors!" said the elected official, as if relieved not to meet anyone when he walks along the village's superb white limestone basins, shaded by lines of oaks. It is here that this river begins, flowing from the foothills of the Sainte-Baume mountain ridge to the Mediterranean Sea in Marseille. The sources of the Huveaune River are dry, but that doesn't bother Jean-Claude Hoog, the mayor's deputy of the village of Nans-les-Pins in southeastern France. Subscribers only Tourists take pictures (and selfies) in a lavender field on the Plateau de Valensole, in southeastern France, in 2015. Though the social network allows tourism businesses to target visitors and to create dream destinations, the hoards of tourists overwhelm some sites made famous by a spectacular photo.īy Gilles Rof (Nans-les-Pins (Var) and Valensole (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence), special correspondent) and Clément Guillou Published on Augat 12h10, updated at 18h21 on August 22, 2022 Maybe things are finally looking up for England's biggest club.Instagram, a double-edged sword for tourist destinations Ten Hag will have Casemiro, whose $60 million signing from Real Madrid was completed Monday, available for that game and the Brazil midfielder was presented on the field before kickoff. It's down to United to string a run of similar battling performances together, starting at Southampton next weekend. United had to defend stoutly at times but hung on to end an eight-match winless run against Liverpool and a losing streak of four matches in the league stretching back to the end of last season. Old Trafford erupted again when Anthony Martial, a halftime substitute, played through Rashford and the striker sprinted toward the area before placing a calm finish inside the near post. Sancho's goal came in United's best spell of the game, the winger showing great composure to trick James Milner by pretending to shoot, cut back inside and place a shot into the corner as Virgil van Dijk stood motionless in front of him. Later in the first half, Raphael Varane, who replaced Maguire, virtually rugby-tackled Luis Diaz to the ground, to roars of approval from United's fans. Lisandro Martinez, an offseason signing at center back who has come under enormous criticism in recent days, was particularly impressive and set the tone by clattering into Salah in the first minute, then barging into the Liverpool forward after getting up off the ground.
The pressure was on United after losses to Brighton (2-1) and Brentford (4-0) to open the season, and the players fed off a frenzied atmosphere that seemed to affect Liverpool early on.
The supporters called for the U.S-based Glazers to sell the club as they walked to Old Trafford then gathered on the concourse outside the storied stadium, in front of a large police presence. What is historically the biggest game in English soccer was preceded by a pre-match protest by thousands of United fans angry at the direction and state of the club under its owners of 17 years, the Glazer family.
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