A drive through north-west France

[RooFlyer]

Looks great, we also loved Josselin, Rochefort and Vannes. First half of June - looks like a relatively small number of tourists thankfully (except at Mont St Michel)?

Exactly right. I think I’ve timed it pretty well. The lack of tourist is especially appreciated in parking situations.

Timed that well except we’re going to have another heat wave over the next week. 41° in Rouen for 2 days, where I’m heading today.

I hope you took time from sightseeing to have one of the famous Mont St Michel omelettes!

To be honest just anbout every eatery looked terribly touristy and not very appealing including the one I went to. There were a couple of up-market ones but I couldn’t be bothered fussing in them.

 

[ellen10]

Brings back lots of great memories of our stay on the Mont. Indeed a highlight!
When we were there it was king tide time, and amazing how fast it came in.
Thanks for sharing the photos and we did have one of the famous omelettes @TheRealTMA , delicious.

 

[TheRealTMA]

Exactly right. I think I’ve timed it pretty well. The lack of tourist is especially appreciated in parking situations.

Timed that well except we’re going to have another heat wave over the next week. 41° in Rouen for 2 days, where I’m heading today.


To be honest just anbout every eatery looked terribly touristy and not very appealing including the one I went to. There were a couple of up-market ones but I couldn’t be bothered fussing in them.

The whole place is a tourist trap, but the omelettes are real.