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Guimiliau Calvary
The old houses of Morlaix
jellyfish
opening statue of Notre-Dame du Mur
When people meet, they greet with the typical Breton custom of kissing on the cheek (se faire la bise). Only one kiss is usually exchanged, so the situation is far less complicated than in the neighbouring villages, where the numbers of kisses can vary from one to four.
This Photo was taken on the road along the coast from Roscoff to Morlaix. When the tide is out, you can almost walk to the castle. I've never seen tide go out so far as along this coast of the English Channel. My other photos of this area have not been scanned yet. I am returning to the area April 05 and plan to have more to add from my digital camera. Beautiful area and sites.
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