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Very nice, winter

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Unfortunately we didn't see it when we arrived (30.8.24) in the rain. The next day, when it was humid and dry, we were able to marvel at this enormous animal.

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It is a commune with beautiful coastal views a little south of Saint-Brevin-les-Pins. According to legend, in the time of the Druids, the town was called Pontoise. During the revolution it became Union, and finally Saint Brevin, the name it owes to the Archbishop of Canterbury “St Bregwin”. The first references date back to the Middle Ages, the time of a village of farmers, fishermen and sailors.

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Small naval museum housed in an old fort from 1861. More here: https://www.museemarinemindin.fr/

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Serpent d'océan is a work by artist Huang Yong Ping. It represents a long sea snake skeleton. More on Wikipedia: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serpent_d'océan

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Our trip began with this monumental sculpture by artist Huang Yong Ping: The Ocean Serpent. This imposing skeleton placed on the beach and caressed by the waves is a curious presence; how can you not stop there! Captivated by this strange witness, the ancient worlds impose themselves on us and pass a final judgment on our proud modernity. An obvious must-see, which is worth a detour.

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Beautiful menhir, 2m80 high at the entrance to the forest;

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A 130-meter work by artist Huang Yong Ping, located north of Saint-Brevin on the Nez de Chien beach. It represents a long skeleton of a sea serpent.

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