May 23-25 : St-Malo et Le Mont St-Michel
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Le Mont St-Michel is basically a church on a mountain in the sea in France...but it is truly impressive.  Maybe if I feel inspired one of these days, I'll fill this page up with a little history about it.  It is situated in the Bay of Mont St-Michel, which has strong currents, quicksands, and tides that periodically cover the parking lot ouside the walls. Le Mont St-Michel from a distance
After a relatively cloudy morning, the afternoon sun illuminated the Mont, providing for some great photo-ops. Le Mont St-Michel in the sun
All I wanted to do was walk on the beach.  Once again, it was a long weekend, and there were loads of people finishing up their holidays on the coast.  We found some really cool Delft shells (strangely enough) on the beach here. David in St-Malo
Nice backdrop.  It's kind of like a sand castle that doesn't easily get knocked down by waves.  And we got to see all this without melting the chocolate...imagine! The Fort at St-Malo


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This page was created by David M. Rojas and last updated on Monday June 14, 1999.