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François Fauconnier 🇫🇷 went for a bike ride
4 days ago
Routes et chemins de Presqu'île.
Chemins perdus où, avant de traverser, les lapereaux se tâtent.🤔
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François Fauconnier 🇫🇷 went for a hike
5 days ago
Kerassel et Le Logéo, Morbihan. 🌞
Un modeste tour avant la canicule.🌡
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5 days ago
The port of Logéo is one of the two ports of Sarzeau, a commune that prides itself on having a port on the Gulf, the other on the ocean, and thus two captaincies.
Located in its irresistible natural cove, it was formerly used for loading and unloading goods, notably local wine and "fine de Rhuys", salt
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François Fauconnier 🇫🇷 went cycling
6 days ago
La Vraie-Croix, Morbihan.
Avec la chaleur, c'était la vraie croix et la vraie bannière. 🤔
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6 days ago
The village of La Vraie-Croix gets its name from a legend from the late 12th or early 13th century, according to which a knight returning from a crusade had a piece of the cross used to crucify Christ stolen twice in a row while he slept, by a magpie.
The inhabitants saw this as a sign that the relic
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François Fauconnier 🇫🇷 went for a hike
7 days ago
Trois autres Pointes du sentier côtier arzonnais.
Les Pointes de Penbert, du Motenno, de Bilgroix, le courant de la Jument, et le goulet d'entrée du Golfe, entre Port-Navalo et Locmariaquer.
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7 days ago
This short hike, which follows on from the previous day's, is also breathtaking, yet necessary to put one foot in front of the other. From the Pointe de Penbert, the view is over 180 degrees. Almost straight ahead, the islet of Er Lannic and its cromlech, Gavrinis and its cairn. All this takes us back
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François Fauconnier 🇫🇷 went for a hike
June 19, 2026
Trois Pointes du sentier côtier arzonnais.
Le moulin de Pen Castel, les Pointes de Saint-Nicolas, Kerners, La Palisse, le village de Kerners, et l'allée couverte de Graniol.
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7 days ago
Here is a part of the prettiest coastal path, and yet there are many of them.
You can discover a tidal mill, a superb coast, the very hard work of oyster farmers, the very strong current during the rising or falling tides, these very characteristic Breton churches, old buildings very well renovated and
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François Fauconnier 🇫🇷 went gravel riding
June 18, 2026
Un tour dans la Presqu'île de Rhuys. 🌞
À la recherche de chemins dévolus aux cyclistes.
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François Fauconnier 🇫🇷 went for a hike
June 17, 2026
Un tour de l'île d’Arz.
Joyau du Golfe du Morbihan.
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June 18, 2026
L'Île d’Arz, whose terminal z is not pronounced, is a commune, just like L'Île aux Moines. It is well worth at least a day's visit, on foot, or by bike rentable on site. Exploring it on foot offers the charm of slowness, and allows you to go where bicycles are forbidden: on the coastal path. The tidal
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François Fauconnier 🇫🇷 went for a hike
June 16, 2026
Domaine de Suscinio.
Un voyage dans l'espace-temps.
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June 16, 2026
For a long time the residence of the Dukes of Brittany, the rich estate of Suscinio had, among other functions, that of showing the power and wealth of its owners. It covered up to 2,600 hectares, with vineyards (yes!), salt marshes, fish farming (especially eels), agriculture, livestock farming, and
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François Fauconnier 🇫🇷 went for a hike
June 15, 2026
Pointe de l'Ours.
Mais pas de nouvelles de l'homme qui a vu l'ours.🤔
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June 15, 2026
The bear, in the Gulf of Morbihan, hasn't been there for a long time. On clear nights, you might find Ursa Major by looking up. That's something.
What remains are these walks in the shade of blackthorn and bramble hedges, Lambert cypress and oaks, gorse and broom, with breathtaking views of the Gulf's
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François Fauconnier 🇫🇷 went cycling
June 15, 2026
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June 15, 2026
The Rhuys Peninsula is a jewel, provided its setting is well checked. The small outer roads, less frequented very early in the morning, are a delight.
Due to its very strong tourist attractiveness, and consequently its population density and property development, road layout solutions had to be found
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François Fauconnier 🇫🇷 went for a hike
June 14, 2026
Pointe Becudo, Sarzeau.
Faire des pointes en randonnée, c’est peu fréquent.🤔
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June 14, 2026
Le Becudo designates a large, originally marshy area, which was drained and cleared very early. What remains are hay meadows, a large crescent-shaped pond, favored by birds, including seabirds, and damp, rather impenetrable woods, where deer taunt you.
Along the customs path, a large number of fenced
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François Fauconnier 🇫🇷 went for a hike
June 13, 2026
Pointe de Penvins, Sarzeau.
Se déplier les jambes et les poumons après quelques heures de route.
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June 14, 2026
Story of gently stretching the legs on a peaceful route, enjoying a very extensive view of the Atlantic coast of the Presqu'île de Rhuys, where the gaze reaches the Guérandaise coast and the islands of Houat and Hoedic. Or: how to honestly feast your eyes. 🙂🌞
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François Fauconnier 🇫🇷 went cycling
June 7, 2026
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June 7, 2026
A beautiful sunny day, a bit of cool wind, then not too hot, nothing to dry out my old hide.
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François Fauconnier 🇫🇷 went cycling
May 30, 2026
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François Fauconnier 🇫🇷 went cycling
May 23, 2026
Oui, mais après j'ai rugby.🏉🏈
Avec l’UBB, bien sûr. Finale de la Champions Cup oblige!
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May 23, 2026
Instead of being at the stadium in Bilbao, we had to be in front of our TV to savor this victory: 41 to 19, and a second Champions Cup trophy for UBB: back to back.👍💪
Here we go.
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4 days ago
Some little-used paths and trails, except by locals, stumbled upon by chance to find shortcuts. Very bumpy shortcuts, with some hollow paths like there aren't many left. Ideal for filling your tires with bramble and gorse thorns. Makes for memories 😉.
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