What a “
cagade”
(“stupidity” in Marseille)! At a time when the sun rises on Callelongue, making the azure sea spill out from this "end of the world", in the extreme south of Marseille, Jeannot, 65, is exasperated.
"If you have a heart attack here on a sunny day, you're dead," he
asserts, serving coffee under the canisses of the associative diving club. Around him, his friends have all come up as well.
“When the Calanques National Park was created in 2012, we believed in it. Now, we all ask ourselves the question: wouldn't we have been taken for “despeberons”
(imbeciles, editor's note)
? ”
, asserts Guy Barotto, former policeman, specialist in OM fans and president of the neighborhood interest committee, the CIQ of Callelongue.
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Renowned for his underwater photos, the diver François Scorsonelli sighs:
“
Since the Covid crisis, from the first ray of sunshine, it is common to have up to four hours of traffic jam
on the narrow road that runs along the sea from Marseille. "
Pierre Benarroche,
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