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• Places - Belle-Ile-en-Mer »
It's a Monet - Belle-Île-en-Mer is a French island off the coast of Brittany; it's the largest of Brittany's islands. Belle-Île offers a range of tourist, sports and cultural activities. Even Claude Monet paint ...
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• Places - Larmor-Plage »
The first school of sailing in France - Larmor-Plage is located in the Morbihan department in Bretagne, France. The nautical centre of Kerguelen is the first school of sailing in France. Windsurfing is an impor ...
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• Places - Groix, Bretagne »
A mineral nature reserve since 1982 - Groix (Île de Groix, Enez Groe in Breton) is an island in Bretagne, in northwestern France. It lies a few kilometres off the coast. The geology of Groix being distinct from ...
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• Places - Concarneau, Bay of Cornwall »
One of the biggest fishing ports in France - Concarneau is one of the biggest fishing ports in France, its primary economic activity being fishing, particularly for tuna. Among other industries recently arisen, ...
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• Places - Loctudy »
What are les Demoiselles de Loctudy? - The Breton language is still in use in the city of Loctudy (Loktudi, in Breton), at the mouth of the Pont-l'Abbé river estuary. It is a fishing port and seaside resort sit ...
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• Places - Douarnenez, Bretagne »
The city of Ys and the legend of Tristan and Iseult - Ile Tristan (the island of Tristan) just off Douarnenez (Bretagne, northwestern France) has a mysterious past, linked to the legend of Tristan and Iseult. I ...
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• Places - The Ecole Navale »
On the opposite side of the bay of Brest - French Navy officers are trained at the École Navale, the French Naval Academy, founded in 1830. The École Navale has always been in Brest. During World War II it was ...
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