Granville and around
October 6th 2010
Published: October 8th 2010
Published: October 8th 2010
6 October 2010
Granville’s 15th century walled high town is built on a narrow peninsular with the sea on three sides and in the morning we had a delightful walk along some of the walls and through its narrow cobbled streets.
The afternoon was spent working our way along the coast and having increasingly close views of Mont-St-Michel which we intend to visit tomorrow.
The night was spent in a pleasant british owned campsite in the small village of Pontaubault.
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