Evening walk round Quimper and visit to wonderful cathedral. Our B&B was built for the clergy in 1550 and as you can see from the corner Shirley is standing at is a very interesting building on several levels. Today we found the elusive Green Routes which a fellow cyclist had told us about a few days ago. They are mainly old railtracks which the French Dr. Beeching had disused. Shirley is seen cycling along the quiet track.
Our coffee and lunch break was at Pont L'Abbe by an old church wall. A very pretty town set at the River Pont L'Abbe. After lunch we cycled on to Ste. Martine which as you can see is a lovely fishing/sailing port. We are in a modern house with a lady who wants to talk to us in very fast French but I have managed to organise the England /Scotland game on her tv tomorrow morning.
Liking the abstract arrangement of photos on this years blog. Looks like a lovely cycling trip. all the best.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, I really like all the places you have been, they look so pretty. Hope the weather stays nice and warm for you. Have a nice ride, keep pedaling. xx
ReplyDeleteYou're certainly showing us some beautiful parts of France. And making me want to get on my bike and tackle some of Umbria's hilly terrain. Inspirational!
ReplyDeleteEr... This was my third attempt at posting a comment. So you're also improving my lamentable computer skills... Hope the sun continues to shine on you (but not too hot!)
ReplyDeleteHello Billy and Shirley, have a good time. Love Mary
ReplyDeleteHi just realised posted a comment on the wrong page. I hope your having a good time and it sounds like it. I enjoyed your pics and glad your drinking lots of coffee. Keep pedalling. Take care Caroline xx
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