Caïrn de Barnenez, Pointe de Plougasnou, Plage Saint Jean du Doigt

Caïrn de Barnenez, in the fog:

some funérarium places

created -6000, -2000 before JC.

 Luckily we met a young researcher 

who gave us more informations on this ancient period.

Then reaching the "Pointe" just next:

full of fog !!!

But after 1 hour, fog disappeared and 

we could see all the landscapes and the islands all around:

magic.

Then we reached Pointe du Plougasnou,

it was by chance that we found this place.

We took many pictures there !!!

And then going to the beach nearby

 

Bye bye Kerouane, hello Huelgoat

Our first hosts were Micheline and Rémi:

they worked in Paris for 30 years,

Remi was a fishmonger.

Then they came here,

planted 150,000 trees and made ponds, 

not forgetting to leave islands for birds to nest there

Micheline gave us fresh blackberry jam and slate to blue our hydrangeas

Un tour en 4/4.

On the way to our new home, 

we visited an other little village

where Amane first liked a buckwheat pancake

A little little walk in Huelgoat forest.

It was full of tourists...

 

Phare d'Eckmülh, port de Saint Guénolé, Pointe de la Torche

We didn't meet any "bigoudins, bigourdanes"

for real...

But we meet some made by rock.

In front of Phare d'Eckmull:

it was sunny then the fog arrived, from the ocean...

and again, it was sunny:

going to the beach, we were surprised 

to go. on one full of surfers.

 

Concarneau, pointe du Cabellou

We went to Concarneau:

the fort city:

it was full of tourists....

So we went to the fishing museum:

we learned a lot about boats and fishing in the ocean.

We also had the luck to come inside a trawler.

Cabin for sleeping

Kitchen

We went to a restaurant

to have sea foods.

and then a "pointe"

to wander on the rocks in search of mollusks