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Meilleurs voeux!

Here is a little bit about a delightful restaurant we loved in St Malo.
I first tasted in Brittany delicious galettes of wonderful thinness filled with mouth-watering ingredients. While in St Malo we found a little place tucked into the centre of the walled city that became our favourite eatery, for not only were the galettes delicious, but the lady who ran the restaurant was so utterly charming that we could not resist going back again and again. When at last the time came for us to leave, this wonderful lady, with tears in her eyes, offered us a glass of rare home-made hydromel as thanks for us visiting so often and chatting with her.
It was my friend and I who were truly thankful, touched by her generosity and grateful not only for the wonderful food but the charming company of a truly delightful person. To taste genuine hydromel, unobtainable in the shops was also a unique and precious memory.
The restaurant is there still I believe and I hope one day to again enjoy one of the delicious galette aux Saint-Jacques et fondue de poireaux that causes my mouth to water still just thinking of it!

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Bonjour TJ!
Ce soir nous allons voyager sur le bac de Plymouth à Roscoff et nous serons boire une petit verre de champagne dans l’honeur à toi!
Meilleurs vœux, Dookes. 🙂
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Bonjour Dookes! Quelle idee charmante! C’est gentil de votre part de penser a moi. Je vous souhaite un tres agreable voyage!
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Such beautiful photos.
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Thanks so much Olga! I was so fortunate to be in this spectacular place for a while so had the chance to see many beautiful views.
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Je ne suis pas Française mais j’aime beaucoup La France!
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C’est le pays des rêves.
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Mais oui! Exactement.
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Bon weekend! 🙂
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Merci. A vous aussi ou bien a toi aussi 🙂
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C’est très gentil de votre part, Jacqueline. 🙂
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🙂
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I have long had a dream to visit Mont Saint Michel one day. This is another similar destination! ❤
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They are very close to each other. I do hope you have the chance to see Mont St Michel, it is truly one of the wonders of the world! 🙂
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Well then, when I get to France one day I will have to include both of these places on my itinerary! 😊
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If you love quirky places then I can recommend my favorite hotel in the world in St Malo – The Hôtel de l’Univers. To me it is everything a hotel should be. Bon weekend! 🙂
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Beautiful photos and great memories I remember St Malo is a lovely place!
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Thank you! If I could live anywhere it would be St Malo (intra muros). It has such a wonderfully human quality to it.
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Yes I agree so beautiful! 🙂
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There is still so much beauty in the world if you look for it. Hope you have a lovely weekend. 🙂
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Yes there is a lots of beauty in the world and you too have a great weekend! 🙂
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Lovely post … instant coffee and rice bubbles seem to have lost their savour after reading your wonderful descriptions of mouth-watering French delicacies.
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Je suis désolé! 🙂
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A coincidence. I was there only last week, Stayed in Dinard and visited St Malo. Loved it!
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It is a fantastic place. Small enough to be human and large enough for exploring. I only spent a few hours in Dinard but it seemed to have many charms too! I hope to go back next year. Best wishes! 🙂
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Did you also visit nearby Dinan?
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Some of my other posts have photos I took in Dinan. Isn’t it just wonderful! The beautiful old buildings and the river Rance just beyond. I spent just one day there but will never forget it. Hope to get back there next year! Hope you have a great weekend! 🙂
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Great idea, TJ!
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Thanks so much!
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Do snails count?
https://curtisbausse.wordpress.com/2015/09/18/picnpost-n-24-where-was-the-picture-taken/
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Snails definitely count. Escar a go go! Thanks for stopping by and hope you have a great weekend Curtis. 🙂 TJ
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Bon weekend aussi, TJ A bientôt.
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Here’s my latest post on food in Languedoc: https://midihideaways.wordpress.com/2016/05/13/pit-stops/
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What a wonderful post. I am going to make one Friday a month a recipe share post. I will definitely mention you wonderful blog this week.
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