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I’m green with envy and have been dying to hit the coast! But as I can’t at the moment I’ll just have to do it vicariously through you :bigsmile: Relax, enjoy, stock up on good memories and have a marvelous time!
tdm :bigsmile:
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How was your trip?
It was great! Draining on some levels, but totally awesome. I’m still in the process of loading pics 🙂
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http://www.sarahjestin.com/feedbacklists.htmHow was your trip?
It was great! Draining on some levels, but totally awesome. I’m still in the process of loading pics 🙂
That’s good to hear! Did it end up being very rainy?
Oh, by the way, love your Quest idea!
So I haven’t been able to fix my website yet (tried an upload of my trip’s pics and boom!), but I was able to put up 2 pics of one of my favorite places on the coast.
This is Menéham, in Kerlouan.
The house was the coastguard house; it had to build of stone, because when he left to do his rounds on the coast, people took the wood away 🙂 it was a particularly poor spot, where nothing grew, so wood was a premium. The door is on the other side, in case you’re wondering…
The entire “beach” is riddled with these boulders. Once I can upload more pics, you can get a full view!
My dad and I are at the top.
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http://www.sarahjestin.com/feedbacklists.htmWow, what a cool place! Looks like you had an awesome trip! 😀
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Awesome photos, moar!
Background, history of that coastguard cottage plz? How long ago are we talking when they realized that stone would be better, since the wood was being pilfered?
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Awesome photos, moar!
Background, history of that coastguard cottage plz? How long ago are we talking when they realized that stone would be better, since the wood was being pilfered?
~Hoofer
The village started being built around 1685 – not sure when the ‘lil house was built, though. The roof was torn down twice before they clued in, that much I remember – the guard was gone days at a time. There wasn’t much info recorded on that particularly. Most people living there would fish and gather seaweed on the beach, which was then burned and used to make iodine.
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