Friday - bike riding
done, had breakfast at the hotel, packed the car and headed for the town of
Mont- Saint-Michel. A serious storm
came in that morning –‘Miguel’ – that made driving difficult and led to the four deaths in the town of Les Sables
d’Olonne where we had stayed Tuesday.
We stopped for lunch in a small town at L’Authentique. Great three-course meal for 12 euros. And the serveuses – two ladies in platform
heels serving about 45 people on two levels.
They RAN up and down the stairs carrying plates empty and full. Never missed a beat. It was worth it just to watch them operate.
We arrived in Mont-Saint-Michel, actually a town called
Pontaubault and checked into our hotel, the Treize Assiettes. It has been in business since 1896, was
originally the Hotel de la Gare and it is adjacent to a former railway station,
now a home.
Behind the main building are a series of modern stone duplex
buidings where we stayed. We ate that
night in the hotel – very good.
The next morning as we were getting ready to leave, we noticed a fenced field next to the hotel parking lot. In the field were a number of small goats who had their very own house on stilts!
Restaurant L'Authentique through Car Window |
Hotel Treize Assiettes |
Former Railroad Station Behind the Hotel |
Dinner at the Hotel |
The next morning as we were getting ready to leave, we noticed a fenced field next to the hotel parking lot. In the field were a number of small goats who had their very own house on stilts!
Luxury Living for French Goats |
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