For the first stage of our holiday we stayed in Brittany, outside a small town not far from Vannes. It was less than a ten minute walk from the campsite to the coast, and there were well organised and maintained paths along the coast in both directions. These first few pictures are all very local, taken within walking distance of the campsite.
These pictures are from the longest trip we took while in Brittany, to the
Parc naturel régional de Brière. We found part of it to be very poorly signposted and wasted enough time that we never made it to Guérande afterwards, which we had hoped to. But we got to see a very interesting documentary about life in the area at the time when all the men worked in the big ship-building yard at St Nazaire.
And we did, eventually find the Réserve Ornithologique Pierre Constant, where we had a lovely walk; most of the following photos are from there. We got to see some black spoonbills, as well as a lot of different birds of prey.
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| on the îsle de Fedrun |
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| view over the marshland from one of the hides |
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| harvested reeds, outside the interprative centre at Pierre Constant |
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| Black Spoonbill |
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| drifting seed from some tree |
1 comment:
It looks like a very peaceful area. The seeds almost look like foam along the roadside. Just enough to soften the path.
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