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I saw rowers all day on the still sea at the mouth of the River Rance
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| One of the German bunkers used during occupation in World War II |
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| Damage close-up |
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| French coast where River Rance meets the bottom of the English Channel |
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| St. Servan |
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| Le Tour Solidor |
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| The mysterious woman of the tower -- I have named her La Belle Serveuse de St. Servan |
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| Year 1646 -- over the residential door |
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| The sign said Bibliotheque (library) though I have seen it called the City Hall elsewhere |
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| Bay at St. Servan -- early morning low tide |
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| Cross is replica of that raised by St. Malo-born Jacques Cartier on landing in Canada in 1534 |
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| A shock -- 'stop signs' in English -- apparently a EU standard |
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| My first 'squat' toilet |
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| Inside the Walled City of St. Malo |
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The beach at St. Malo |
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| Le Fort National |
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| Along the outer wall of the Walled City which was destroyed by Allied Forces in World War II and rebuilt |
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| A French cat |
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| Tidal swimming pool |
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