Modern Vespa

BZH = Breizh = Bretagne
hello friends vespers!
In this post I want to make you discover my region: Brittany. You will therefore be able to see photos of my trips which mainly take place in the center of Brittany (I do not drive by the sea: too many people, traffic).
I really enjoy traveling the small roads at a leisurely pace and go through small villages.
This is also the opportunity to show you my GTS;)
All the photos were taken with an old Nikon Coolpix: not great but it fits in the pocket.
Hope to read you

Great pictures Viso, thanks for sharing.

Merci

Viso,

Thanks for the window on your world. I also like to ride the back roads and
small towns. Keep us in mind with future photos.

How do you french folks build those new buildings to look so old?

Bob Copeland
Minnesota
Note: Very few buildings in the State of Minnesota older than 150 years.

Hello Bob,
Thank you for your interest in my tours.
The buildings in these photos are two religious buildings, and they are really old. The first is the Notre-Dame du Guelhouit chapel, located in the countryside of Melrand, which was built in 1683; the second is the church of a village called Lignol, it was built in the 15th century but has been modified many times.
In Brittany, religious buildings are very present and many old secular buildings have been preserved and restored, including old ones converted into individual houses.
France is an old country and the conservation of its heritage is a very important issue.

Thank you for the tour.

It had been a while since I had been able to do a real ride due to a sprain... Today 80 km without sun. Two photos of the Nantes to Brest canal south of Rostrenen and a view of the Breton countryside on the way back home.
Photos taken with a smartphone.

Nice pictures, let's hope you get some sunshine next time!