Les 4 Salines Roz-sur-Couesnon

Arret d'une heure à St-Malo.<br> <br> Cinq minutes après s'être stationné...il commence à pleuvoir. Mais jusqu'à là, ca allait.<br> Apres un certain temps, je réalise qu'il a un Énorme nuage d'une couleur douteuse qui approche un peu trop rapidement. 30 secondes apres avoir fait le commentaire, gros tonnerre et ca commence à tomber et même à grêler....<br> <br> Fait du séjour à St-Malo...

... la chance de gouter à des moules pour la première fois de ma vie! Ce n&#8217;était pas si mal, je ne sais pas si je suis encore prête à en commander toute seule mais bon, c'est un début. Par contre, je crois que les huitres sont la vraie spécialité du Mont-St-Michel, mais encore là, c&#8217;est un fait à vérifier!<br> Les trippes ca c'est une autre histoire...je n&#8217;ai pas r ...

Sunday we drove 2 hours to Bretagne (or Brittany) to Mont St. Michel. There is an abbey on top which began construction in the 700s. It's very old and medieval. There were a ton of steps we had to climb up, but once we got to the top, it was well worth it. The views were picturesque ...

... 19th century viaduct spanning high above the port. It was beer o'clock so we found the old towns bar street and settled ourselves down on one of the outside tables. We tried two local beers a Picon and Affligate. Picon a dark beer but tasting like it contained lemonade (hmmm not sure about that one) and Affligate which was like a blonde Leffe - this was a good choice ...

... s prices right now! Kim's Maison du Scooby came through with the goods again and produced a delicious Mussels Provincal and Oysters Kilpatrick for lunch. View was amazing as we parked at Pointe de Grouin and the blue waters of the Altantic shone in the background. The scenery around the Pointe reminded us a lot of Cornwall.

... the village of Mont Saint Michel population 42. The Mont built in 7th century and twined to Mount St Micheal in Cornwall. You would be forgiven for thinking they look very similar from a distance but up close Mont Michel is far grander, although the causeway is cooler in England!!! Having the place nearly completely to ourselves we checked out every nook and cranny and was captivated by its aura. This is how you would imagine castles to be when you ...

<br>We arrived in St Malo at 8am Sunday morning, and waited in the departure lounge for about 3 hours untill aymericks friend eddy turned up.<br>Playing out guitars in an empty terminal, hungover, eddy finally arrived and we drove down in his make shift old banger of a mobile home van. Eddys family are beautiful, he has 3 great kids and a beautiful cottqge in awsome village.

Today we wake bright &amp; early to catch the 2 hour train ride to the city of Rennes, from there we take a 75 minute tour bus ride to the ...

... of her poor English. However, I found her English was pretty good, but she didn't know the bus station where I wanted to go. As a result, she told me to go back to the train station and ask the staff there. When I reached the bus terminal, there were a lot of Japanese tourists waiting for the bus to leave. Then I felt sure that it was the bus terminal which I looked ...

... There is actually a small town on the mont called funnily enough Mont St Michel (but I don't know how they distinguish between the town on the mont and the town at the other end of the causeway... they are both MSM. The single street of MSM was packed with souvenir shops selling the same items at the same jacked up prices (the rule is that if it isn't nailed down, then you can buy it for 50% cheaper elsewhere in Normandy) and restaurants. Because of the weather ...