Brest is a place of monumental naval structures; from the enormous harbours and massive docks, to it's huge fortress and spectacular church appearing closer to a cathedral than a church. However coarse it may sound, I like the place - at least from my first impression. Whether it's the place itself or its location by the sea, or the simple fact that it is in France, I don't know. What I do know, however, is that the regional food (crépes) goes wonderful with the regional drink (cidre) - thanks goes to Nathalie who told me on the train from Paris. Calvados was already on my list of things to try. Santé!
Friday, 31 July 2009
Day 0: Brest
Brest is a place of monumental naval structures; from the enormous harbours and massive docks, to it's huge fortress and spectacular church appearing closer to a cathedral than a church. However coarse it may sound, I like the place - at least from my first impression. Whether it's the place itself or its location by the sea, or the simple fact that it is in France, I don't know. What I do know, however, is that the regional food (crépes) goes wonderful with the regional drink (cidre) - thanks goes to Nathalie who told me on the train from Paris. Calvados was already on my list of things to try. Santé!
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Hvor er GPS-nåla på kartet? Ta det pent med Calvados'en så du kommer fram :)
ReplyDeleteGod sykkeltur!
ReplyDeleteTa gjerne med et sånt tårn fra et av slottene hjem til meg, har alltid ønsket meg et tårn. Men kanskje litt vanskelig å drasse med seg på sykkelen... ;)
Badass på bilde :)
ReplyDeleteOle: den flytter seg hver dag...
ReplyDeleteLoPPa: skal se hva som lar seg gjøre, men lover ingenting.
Marius: takk - litt stå-på-vilje er nødvendig på en slik tur... ;-)