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Saint-Goustan, Read from the River
In Auray’s Saint-Goustan, the quay is only one part of the scene. The river, rising streets, and close-set buildings show how a historic place fits its ground.
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The Bocage Is More Than Green
A hedge can mark a field, screen a road, and divide one view from the next. In Morbihan’s countryside, these small boundaries help explain how the landscape is lived in.
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Reading the Gulf Beyond the Waterline
Around the Gulf of Morbihan, a familiar shoreline changes character with the tide. Look down as well as out, and the edges between land and water become part of the story.