Brittany Bound
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Mmmm mussels and fritz lovely
A couple more sunsets from last night - not nearly as good as the previous evening.
Today we spent around Erquy. A lazy day, lunch by the harbour as seen earlier, and an afternoon spent sat in the sunshine reading and drinking the occasional beer. What's not to like.
And today's vintage motor!
A Bentley.
Today we spent around Erquy. A lazy day, lunch by the harbour as seen earlier, and an afternoon spent sat in the sunshine reading and drinking the occasional beer. What's not to like.
And today's vintage motor!
A Bentley.
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And what is probably the last group of photos.
Yesterday we drove down to Dinan as the weather wasn't looking too good.
Much of the day overcast although warm and humid. We were just having a coffee and the heavens opened so luckily we were already under cover.
The sun broke through as we drove back, so, there are a couple more obligatory sunset shots.
Today was a slow drive down the coast stopping at a few places before again lunch by the harbour.
Yesterday we drove down to Dinan as the weather wasn't looking too good.
Much of the day overcast although warm and humid. We were just having a coffee and the heavens opened so luckily we were already under cover.
The sun broke through as we drove back, so, there are a couple more obligatory sunset shots.
Today was a slow drive down the coast stopping at a few places before again lunch by the harbour.
Lovely photo in a beautiful country. Your stay is over all to quick.
Some great pictures Ian, thank you and Gail for sharing them.
Tony.
ps. I especially like the picture of the sail boat.
Tony.
ps. I especially like the picture of the sail boat.
Some great pictures Ian, thank you and Gail for sharing them.
Tony.
ps. I especially like the picture of the sail boat.
Thanks. The owners of the gite shared a bottle of wine with us on Thursday evening and Ian showed them his photos. They explained that the sailing boat is a reconstruction of a very old design and belongs to the town. There is an identical one which is just out of the picture belonging to the next town along the coast.