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At sunset

end of the harbor Plouhinec

This memorial is extremely interesting because it depicts the blue uniform worn by French infantrymen during World War I. The introduction of the blue-grey uniform (known as "horizon blue" because it was believed to prevent soldiers from standing out against the skyline) had been approved by the French Chamber of Deputies on July 10, 1914, but a new issue was not possible until the outbreak of war a few weeks later.

Good way to avoid the busy country road.

The small house with the blue shutters is said to be one of the most photographed motifs in Brittany.

Narrow road between mudflats and water to Gavres.

The St-Guénaël district and its small port are worth discovering.

The road along the Goah Guillerm offers a peaceful stroll through wild coastal landscapes. Bordered by meadows and hedges typically Breton, it winds gently following the watercourse, until reaching hidden coves and fine sandy beaches. Along this road, the sea often appears in the background.