This is late evening at Ploumanac’h on the coast of Brittany. It has more interesting and colourful boulders than anywhere I’ve seen. In fact there are so many that it can be difficult too get yourself to anywhere off the official pathways. The lighthouse, made of the same local rose granite as the rocks, is a bonus. The view in this panorama is about 180 degrees across.
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