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ID: Hanna Brooks
Location: Freeport 11, Omicron Delta System
To: All Employees

Subject: Gallia Tour - "Landmarks & History"

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Good day to all employees!

The Aestheta has finally conducted the long-anticipated "Landmarks & History" tour to Gallia. Our guide, monsieur Gerald Bourbeau, was waiting for the Aestheta at Oerlikon Observatory in Zurich.

Our voyage began with a visit to the Picardy System. Our first stop was the Battleship La Fierte, located in orbit of Planet Amiens.

The frame of the Redemption-class has something unique and iconic in it. All that dark hull plating and fiery-orange aesthetics comprise a truly striking symbolism of the former Council.

Battleship La Fierte, Picardy

Battleship De Grasse, Orleanais

Monsieur Bourbeau told some facts from the battleship's history.

The La Fierte was a part of Champagne's defenses for over two decades. Later the Council placed the La Fierte in the Picardy system, where it saw extensive action and defeated the RN Battleship Saumur. The La Fierte also participated in the Battle of New Paris alongside the De Grasse and Pamiers.

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In the Orleanais System, we visited the famous De Grasse. This battleship is among the most storied warships of the Republique's fleet. Despite its age, the De Grasse remains a powerful defense platform and appears to be popular among Gallic people.

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As we were passing through Orleanais & Ile-de-France, I was admiring the beauty of Gallic Architecture. Gentle curves, white palette and imposing might are seen everywhere.

Chartres Space Colony, Orleanais

Versailles Station, Ile-de-France

I was particularly interested in Chartres Space Colony. Mostly because it was classified as a "monument historique" for 'its exceptional longevity and historical significance'.

The station itself is a true marvel of engineering. It still retains its original core modules since the foundation.

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Our next stop was the Museum of the Second Gallic War, located aboard the converted Battleship Montreuil.

Battleship Montreuil, Ile-de-France

I must admit - gallic battleships are majestic. Vast corridors, the ever-present white aesthetics... It is hard to believe that such beauty was created as a machine of terror and oppression.

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I was surprised to learn that Gallia is full of contrasts. The natural and architectural beauty is sometimes overshadowed by vast fields of debris.

Planet Tonnerre, Burgundy

Genlis Debris Field, Burgundy

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We picked some Gallic Excursionists from LL Belleville. The liner is currently stationed at the edge of the gorgeous Sarre nebula.

LL Belleville, Lorraine

Our new passengers desired to visit the Planet Exeter. They showed a great interest in the history of Sirius Houses.

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The Aestheta's last stop in Gallia was Fourchambault Shipyard.

Fourchambault Shipyard
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Battleship Cassard, Dauphine

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We returned to Sirius via Languedoc. The rest of our journey went well, and we successfully reached Exeter.

In conclusion, the "Landmarks & History" Tour proved itself to be very popular and engaging. We will conduct it again in the future.

Regards,
Hanna Brooks
Captain, OS&C|Aestheta

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