Toulois. I tested observing the night sky for you, near a pond in Boucq.

Every Sunday this summer, the editorial team experiences a local experience to tell you all about it. This week, we're taking you to decipher a starry summer sky along the edge of a municipal body of water in Boucq, following in the footsteps of Logan Mathiot, the nature guide at the tourist office.

With a paper version of the sky map in hand, the participants listen attentively to the nature guide's explanations while waiting to gaze at the stars as soon as night falls. Photo S. M. — With a paper version of the sky map in hand, the participants listen attentively to the nature guide's explanations while waiting to gaze at the stars as soon as night falls. Photo SM

Let's be clear from the outset. Yes, these evening nature outings, which take place at sunset, offered for the first time by the tourist office , are fantastic, but they are unfortunately victims of their own success.

The first, like the second announced on August 8,...

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