| Some workers fixing the cobblestone streets of St. Brieuc. I liked
this scene because these guys were doing the work by hand, mostly, which
is something we North Americans aren't used to. I could have picked something
more interesting to photograph, I know, like beautiful French women, or
men, or castles, but then that would make my web site just like all the
OTHER sites dedicated to travel and trips, wouldn't it! |
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| Eva enjoying the last of our 'lunch on the rocks' on Ile de
Brehat. I believe it was a baguette, sausage, and cheese. Eva, thanks for eating only cheese, and leaving me the rest. Maybe someday you will eat the chorizo, too! |
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| An old, abandoned abbey (or church) near St. Malo. There is actually a museum next door, which was closed for lunch when we got there (this is getting to be a common experience - I get to a place at 12 only to find out it's closed till 1:00 or even 1:30 PM) I liked this abbey also because it's not renovated, but still preserved. |
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| Eva showed me how to fly kites while we were here. I had totally forgotten
that kite-flying can be fun... Also, I forgot how hard it is to keep
the darned thing from crashing and making the owner get nervous that's
you're ruining her cool Aldi kite! |
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