This post covers our transition from Perros to Locquirec. This add-on to the basic Britany tour included some challenging climbs and uncharted roads not routinely road tested. We rose to the challenge and managed to arrive tired but exhilarated. The reward was a lovely seaside hotel with the best views and accommodations. Not many photos to distract us from the task at hand.
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| Another church at the top of the hill. |
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| Not bad for a small obscure hamlet. They built these to last. |
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| A ancient windmill that was probably decommissioned long ago. |
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| The challenging aspect of this ride was many up and over climbs and descents revealing impressive structures along he cliffs. |
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| Our reward was arriving to this majestic resort. |
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| Very old world. |
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| With impressive façade (French for facade) facing the bay. |
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| The view from our balcony toward the bay at low tide. |
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| The nighttime view was more impressive. |
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| The eastern view delivered a beautiful sunrise. |
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| Could not resist capturing the moment. |
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| Including the turret and waving flag cast against the sunrise. |
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| By far my most favorite choice - moules and frites. Going to miss them as much as the baguettes and pastries. |
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| The offshore rock formations appear and disappear with the changing tides. Some are only accessible when the low tides cooperate. |
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| The beach along the bay. |
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| Kathy and Roy |
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| A blank wall decorated to look like a scene from years ago. |
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| Kim explored the turret in daylight. |
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| We walked past these formations but decided that rock scrambling was not a good idea since we still had our return bike ride ahead. |
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| Seaside vistas are magical any time of the day. |
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| The houses overlooking the cliffs were magnificent to look at but would not want to pay for the utilities and maintenance. Renting beats owning. |
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| The tide prevented us from exploring this temporary island. Still worth seeing from afar. |
