Plouézec International Meetings

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The 9th Plouézec International Meeting in 2005

From 13 to 20 August 2005, Plouézec welcomed a largest business of participants to date: 188 people including 28 children and teenagers, from around the dozen different countries.

In the 2005 Meeting there were eight simultaneous Esperanto courses running every morning of the meeting, with the usual range of afternoon activities. There was also the opportunity to do the number one andlevel exams in Esperanto.

In the evening, there were talks approximately an Australian National Park, the travels of Zeférin Jégard a local Esperanto-speaking grandfather who has spent a number of years cycling vast distances across the globe in addition to the Esperanto centre in La-Chaud-de-Fonds, as well as sketches, songs, dancing, and a closing party on the last night.