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Norman family travels through Brittany in rented motorhome

11.08.2026 18:30 1 min 1 source РУС
Le Télégramme FRA
Norman family travels through Brittany in rented motorhome
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A family from Normandy, consisting of Mathilde Morin (37), her partner Wandrille, and their three daughters, is traveling through Brittany in a rented motorhome. They stopped for a picnic on the banks of the Aulne river in Châteaulin. This is their second experience with a motorhome, which they rented specifically for the trip. The route includes visits to the Pink Granite Coast, Le Conquet, Douarnenez, and Concarneau.

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