Brittany's coastline winds south-Day 4

Following the recommendation of lay people, it is said that this coastal hiking route is a stop not to be missed. Sure enough, a colorful harbor town is very small and lovely. When I arrived in the morning, I couldn't find a parking space anywhere!

Go along the harbor and pass the market in the morning, and you can see huge stones piled up on the coast. In the distance, the sea is open, the sky and the sky are the same color and the blue is fascinating. Our hiking route [[Sentier de Douaniers]] starts from here, heading north, with the sea on the left and hilly vegetation on the right. Blue is as vast as green, and it is worthy of the title of the most beautiful coastline.

The air is still fresh, and the taste of sea water and land plants is soft and mixed, like a refreshing aromatic preparation. Every time I can't help but take a deep breath and gasp, the respiratory tract seems to have tasted a foggy drink and poured it into my lungs, which is refreshing. The scenery is so beautiful! Those huge rocks have different shapes, and I can't help but imagine their postures and name them. He remembered the experience of playing in China. I said that if China people "run" this place, they must have given the strange stone various literary names.

Standing on the rocks occasionally adds a bit of aesthetic interest to us in China.

This line can extend far from north to south, so we only walked a section (which we think is the most beautiful section), picked a path to turn off the coastline, and then turned back to the town in twists and turns. It was just lunchtime. We took a fancy to a restaurant, looked at the menu and joined the long queue at the door. I won't have a seat for at least half an hour, but it's worth the wait. It's delicious!

Eat well, feel good, and get great satisfaction. We continued on our way and headed south along the coastline. Stop at will when crossing the beautiful scenery.

Wow! How beautiful! Despite the GPS instructions, Laobai stubbornly drove up a hill along the path and parked his car on the side of the road (no planned parking space) in my exclamation. Get off, run to the heights of the hills, look around, bays, beaches, villages and towns, I stand on the hills, as if to create a wind at any time, and turn into an "eagle" (not a cute girl, but a childhood stalk) who is not afraid of the wind and waves.

Look at a huge beach below, with rocks stretching out to the sea. The water is clear and beautiful, and Lao Bai can't help but be moved. Now he decided to try the depth of the Atlantic Ocean.

The fact is that the sea is very, very cold. I sat on the beach and put sunscreen on myself. I watched Lao Bai bravely walk into the water, thinking that he was really Xiong Haizi, because basically only children with strong firepower jumped into the water, and most adults sat on the shore to watch.

We did experience the speed of high tide here. Suddenly, the water rose quietly, approaching step by step, and the big white beach towel instantly absorbed enough water ... in the following days, it was not completely dry.

The sun has started to set in the west, so we continue to go south and pass a bigger beach. This time, clean and flat, the beach is exquisite, there is no reef, the sky is vast, the sky is vast and the sky is blue. The car stopped again.

This time, Xiong Haizi Lao Bai took out his "kite"!

I tried it for a while, and it was not easy to control.

I've had enough fun here. When I'm gone, I'll go straight to my place that night. I forgot the place name. In short, it is a remote place, not a tourist attraction. When we arrived, all the places where we could serve meals were closed. Fortunately, the hostess was very enthusiastic and prepared some food for us temporarily (not within the scope of service).