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Bretagne
11 Jul 2010

We walked in the Dinan the whole morning. The town was very nice. The narrow streets, the classic wooden houses and the color flags all came from older times. At the far end of the town there is nice view of the port (yes Dinan has a port on the river as it is far away from the sea).
We drove down to the port but it was light raining and continued to Saint Malo. The city was famous from the pirates. Very touristic place but the walk along the walls is unique. Thousands of seagulls were flying and screaming above us. Certainly we will remember it.
We continued to Mont Saint-Michel, the most tourist attraction in the area. Many people, touristic busses and cars. We crossed the crowds and climb up to the Abbay. The view of the sea and the mud, extending many kilometers far away was impressive.
Then we drove to upper part of Normandie. We passes Caen and arrived in a small town Ouistreham, where we stayed for the night. The place was simply touristic for sea baths and the dinner was the worst we had ever.

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Dinan	Dinan	Dinan	Dinan
Dinan	Dinan: View of the port	Dinan: View of the port	Dinan
Dinan	Dinan	Dinan: The hotel where we stayed last night	Port of Dinan
Port of Dinan	Port of Dinan	Port of Dinan	Saint Malo
Saint Malo	Saint Malo	Saint Malo	Saint Malo
Saint Malo	Saint Malo	Saint Malo	Saint Malo
Saint Malo	Saint Malo	Saint Malo	Saint Malo
Saint Malo	Saint Malo	Approaching Mont Michel	Mont Michel
Mont Michel	Mont Michel	Mont Michel	Mont Michel
Mont Michel	Mont Michel	Mont Michel	Mont Michel
Mont Michel	Mont Michel	Mont Michel	Mont Michel
Mont Saint-Michel	Mont Saint-Michel: Leaving	Beach in Normandy	Houses on the beach

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