The tide is out

When the tide is out, you can walk to the forts on the other little islands. When the tide is in, you have to take a boat. When the tide comes in it refreshes the water in that swimming pool you see. When the tide is out people can swim in the pool. We noticed huge tide rips in the water; it is probably unsafe to swim at low tide in the ocean - this is probably why they built the pool! Pretty neat!

The Return Journey.... Andorra to St Malo to London

March 11th 2012
Not much news from yesterday, as we left Andorra and tried to boot it back up north as far as we could so we could catch our flight today. We drove from Andorra to Nantes, France which took us 9 hours of driving and 1 hour of waiting (in severe traffic because of an unknown incident). Today we were in a much better position. Being only an hour and a half away from the airport, we had ample time ... read more

Europe » France » Brittany » Saint-Malo

Although ultimately a victor in World Wars I and II, France suffered extensive losses in its empire, wealth, manpower, and rank as a dominant nation-state. Nevertheless, France today is one of the most modern countries in the world and is a leader am... ... read more

Joined	June 27th 2008	Trips	5
Last Login	April 19th 2020	Followers	12
Status	BLOGGER	Follows	26
Blogs	137	Guestbook	71
Photos	2,904	Forum Posts	9