Louis-René le Mener

Hum.. I live in the Breton speaking part of Brittany, but i don't really speak it, even if i know words and use typical expressions in this language (which is very close to Welsh, if it can help american people to imagine what it souds like). As you say, I might be the only one on this forum, though, Breton must have been very spoken in Tortuga and Saint-Domingue, because many breton people went across the atlantic as "engagés" in the colonies. Anyway, thanks all for this warm welcome!

Thanks for your welcome you mean "going international...again"? Très bon choix de personnage Elena on chantera cette chanson ensemble!

Hi everybody! I've been browsing this forum for months, as a flibustiers fan. I come from Bretagne (France), and I apologize for my basic english. Basically, I'm in a company reenacting britto-roman soldiers in the very early middle-age but I've started a 1670-80 flibustier kit recently. Piracy and flibuste period is not much reenacted in France, so...here I am! kenavo!