Brittany cycle tour, part 2

Leaving Saint-Malo via the boardwalk. The tide was high and the wind was blowing. At one point, a robust saltwater spray landed in Adam

Rochers sculptés de Rothéneuf - the rocks here were carved by the local abbot a century ago.

Plage Anse Du Guesclin

The flag of Brittany is second from the left

Watching the paddleboarders, Le Vivier-sur-Mer

Chapelle Sainte Anne de la Grève

The chapel is only open on Sundays (or maybe only once a month?) &lt;br/&gt; From peeking inside it seems to be in great shape though.

One of our first views of Mont Saint-Michel (just to the right of Dana

Mont Saint-Michel

Pretty sure Disney got the design for their castle right here.. The Mont is really impressive to see, from any distance.

Visiting the Mont

Two hobos having lunch on the stairs

We found this ancient relic at an info kiosk in Antrain.

This is where Adam went looking for Trofoti (a.k.a. the Gruffalo), and instead found stinging nettles :-(

We stopped for lunch in the tunnel - pretty much the only dry spot along the whole route that day.

Mud everywhere..

Whew, we survived the rain and made it to Fougeres!

Fougeres is famous for its large castle

The castle has an intact moat and everything. There

View from the ramparts

Ron really liked the watermills. They don

On our last day in France we stayed with family in Vincennes. The chateau there was the seat of the kings of France in the 14th century.