synchronoptica
one year ago: visiting Carmine and Cannobio (with synchronopticæ)
twelve years ago: the EU and Club Med
fourteen years ago: the problems with packaging
fifteen years ago: bees and bailouts
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For the second leg of our journey, we returned to the Loire valley traveling in the direction of south Bretagne through Sens and Tours, ... -
Departing from Chion by Orléans, we made it to our primary destination in Morbihan (Breton for small see) and one of the few departments th... -
The port community known for its sardine and later tuna and mackerel fishing is named for the river (Stêr an Intel) that empties here into... -
Continuing south to the peninsula of Quiberon (Kiberen) just beyond the narrow isthmus (technically a spit of land called a tombolo a... -
On our way back to southern Bretagne, we took a beautiful and peaceful campsite in the countryside near Verdun. While there, we took a sombe... -
Returning to Belz, we stopped at the old eponymous fishing town straddling both banks of the river Auray—conversely the namesake likely ... -
Though there’s a continuous trail through the region, about ten minutes south begins a really high concentration of megalithic monuments, mo... -
Just a short drive away, we visited—I suspect revisited at least in part we'll have to check an earlier version of the blog, the monu... -
Today was a beach day and we wandered over the dunes to the water’s edge along the plage near where the cargo ship the TK Bremmen wash... -
Walking the opposite direction along the shore front Moulin des Oies from the campground, we first came to the dolmen known as Boccénic Vr...