The door to the Tourist Office in
Dinan in Brittany, France. Dinan is fascinating and said to be one of the best examples of a mediaeval village in France. We stayed in a fisherman’s cottage on the River Rance just on the right side of the bridge.
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Fantastic door! And great photo! What a beautiful city!
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I don’t know where in France you are planning on going Arnel but Dinan is in Brittany – if you are in the vicinity you need to go.
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I don’t think I ever saw this reply. We are going to Paris. Southern France is Brittany? I think we’ll have to do a separate trip. But it looks like just my kind of place. I tend to like the less frenetic, smaller cities. I want to see Paris, but don’t know that it’s something I want to do over and over again. I’m told October is a good month to go, because it is low season. I hope so…
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Brittany is in northern France and Dinan is about a 4 hour drive from Paris. And in the same vicinity are St-Malo, and Mont St-Michel. The beaches of Normandy are about 3 hours east of Paris and in the opposite direction, Troye in the Champagne region is a really interesting town. We booked a tour with viator when we were in Switzerland and it went well …
We have visited a couple of times in October and the weather has been great, and the crowds are a little lighter.
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such an impressive kind of door…looks like a beautiful place to visit
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We had a wonderful time there. There are a lot of sites to see in the vicinity as well – like Mont St-Michel.
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Nice one Lynne, I don’t know why I’ve never been to Dinan, its twinned with a village just down the road
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Oh you should go Gilly – a short weekend jaunt across to Malo and a short drive to Dinan. It’s well worth a visit!
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Again, I ache to return to Dinan. Keep your photos going.
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It is one of those places that calls you back, isn’t it Robin.
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Lovely shot of the door, and also the photo giving us a context.
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Lovely door Lynne!
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🙂
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Cool door!
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Thanks, TBM
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Lovely photos, I am hoping to be in France in Sept! 🙂
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Ohhhh, I think you will love it – where in France?
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Interesting door- it looks like only the top opens. I have never seen a picture that so depicts a town that grew along the river.
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The portion in the photo shows the old port – there is also a ‘newer’ section in the heights above the river, which is where the photo was taken. An absolutely delightful town and well worth a visit.
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Hi Lynne, Beautiful door and village! I adore France and have been there twice. Thanks too for the mention! 🙂
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I do too – something about the ambiance, particularly in the south, that just beckons to me.
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Excellent work Lynne what a beautiful place you have here 🙂
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Thanks, Jake.
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Beautiful!
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Hi Lynne. I love your header! I’ve just started to play this week so I’m hoping I’ve got it right.
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Thank you for your comment Jo – it’s appreciated.
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Rhat’s a massive door, Lynne!
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Pretty sturdy looking.
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You’d feel safe behind that door:)
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