Day #1 in St. Brieuc – Martin Beach in Plérin
[Photos taken on Sunday 09 July 2017, posted online on 02 November 2017. Back from the UK!]
As the first real dip below freezing point is about to hit us here in Iceland, it must be a good time to post photos from this past summer!?!
This was our first full day in France. I think Finnur ventured out to buy milk at a small store that was open until noon on a Sunday, and then we visited a nearby beach with Holla and Óli. (29 images total)

The house had a private courtyard, with a locked, remote controlled gate. It was a little nerve-wracking getting in and out of the narrow passage by the gate, but luckily we didn’t damage anything!

After checking out their house, we drove to a nearby beach, which I’m almost sure was called Martin Beach.

This beach was so flat, that the difference between high and low tide was huge, beachwise! We arrived at low-ish tide, where you could walk out to that rock formation out in the distance. At high tide, this whole beach went under water!

Once we’d all had enough of the beach, the two families went their separate ways. We ended up driving up on a cliff overlooking the beach. This was apparently the main hang-glider launch-spot.

Overlooking the beach at high tide. That rock formation far out in the water on the right was on the beach itself when we arrived at low tide!

Finnur and Anna in a little circle of trees, that may or may not have had three Ingress Portals/Pokestops!

More photos from the house. This is the front view from the top floor. There were very few windows that faced our way! And yes, those are “our” rubbish/trash bins.

View out the back from the second floor. Next to the house was a car repair shop, and some train tracks also ran past. Thankfully, the trains ran slowly past, and not with a lot of noise.
Thus endeth our first full day in France!