And Onwards to Brittany

We had a great week in Normandy, but the time had come to move on to Brittany.  Our next house was in the village of Poullaouen not far from Carhaix-Plouguer.  On the way we stopped off at a clifftop suburb of St Malo called Rothéneuf to the Les Rochers sculptures carved by the Abbe Faure, a retired priest between 1894 and 1910.
 http://outsider-environments.blogspot.co.uk/2008/12/abb-four-les-rochers-sculptsthe.html
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Views of the coast at Rothéneuf

Viv surrounded by carvings!

And so are Eve and Al

The holiday house at Poullaouen

 

We visited Huelgoat, a small town near Poullaouen, situated in a corner of the Parc Naturel Regional d'Amorique

 The church in the main square
http://www.brittanytourism.com/discover-our-destinations/coeur-de-bretagne-kalon-breizh/unmissable-sites/huelgoat

The town and Lake

The Weir and the lake

 Eve, Al and Viv preparing to lunch at one of the Creperies in Huelgoat

The River Argent as it leaves Huelgoat