The best thing about medical appointments in Les Sables d'Olonne is that later you can visit places you haven't seen in a while. This is how we found ourselves at La Baie de Cayola, between Les Sables and Port Bourgenay.
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Cayola is a pebble beach, similar to but much smaller than Chesil Beach in Dorset. |
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The road was destroyed in Storm Xynthia in 2010 but has since been rebuilt with an excellent footpath alongside |
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Gigantic Tine... |
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...but where's Makka Pakka? |
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Apparently these are the remaining struts of an ancient jetty |
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16:19 and the sun's getting ready for bed |
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An hour later and back in La Tranche I went for a walk to le Plage des GĂ©nerelles to make up my steps |
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The light was amazing! |
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Now for the real sunset... |
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...and fascinating clouds on my walk back home. |
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