Exploring history in London & abroad with my camera
We had walked on the Pointe de Listoir and afterwards decided to follow the rivers to the sea so visited the small town of Etel on the river estuary. The settlement gained its independence as a town in 1850 and in the 19C made its money from fishing, particularly sardines, with twelve factories canning the…
The Tourist Board of Auray-Quiberon published a marvellous packet of walks explained on double-sided cards - map on one side and text on the other - 'Randonnées an Pays d'Auray', but one can no longer buy it. Why not? Fortunately the gîte had a copy and during our week between Landevant and Pluvigner we followed…
