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Erquy - Pléneuf-Val-André, La Côte de Penthièvrre
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Charles Montécot and Jean-Luc Legros continue their coastal journey from Granville, passing through the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel, the Emerald Coast, and Dinan, to reach the magnificent Penthièvre coast, stretching out like two wide arms open to the English Channel. It is a land of vast horizons, promising adventure and abundance. The harbours of Erquy and Dahouët, once deeply rooted in deep-sea fishing, are experiencing a revival today through mussel farming and king scallop harvesting. A region steeped in a turbulent history, Penthièvre has successfully embraced tourism while preserving its full authenticity—even as the fire of July 2026 serves as a stark reminder of its fragility. The authors invite readers to set out and discover this resilient territory.
After several years working as an educational advisor (conseiller d’éducation) at the CFA in Rennes, photographer Charles Montécot returned to school for two years of art studies in Toulouse. He went on to spend two years as a radio journalist in the Ariège region before returning to Brittany, where he worked for another two years as a press correspondent for the newspaper Le Petit-Bleu in Dinan. Driven by his passion for photography, Montécot founded his own publishing house, "La Griffe du Temps," in 2001 and published his first photo book, Errance et Rance. He has continued to release further works ever since.
Jean-Luc Legros is a writer. He taught history and geography at the Lycée du Quesnoy in northern France, and later at the Lycée-Collège Robert de Mortain in the Manche department. He has also served as an educator and trainer with the Educational Action Services of Mont Saint-Michel. A board and scientific council member of the Amis du Mont Saint-Michel association, he also serves as managing editor for the Revue des Amis du Mont Saint-Michel, a publication in print since 1912.
Charles Montécot - Jean-Luc Legros
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- Charles MONTECOT
Jean-Luc LEGROS
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- 9782488287050
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- 9782488287050
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Charles Montécot and Jean-Luc Legros continue their coastal journey from Granville, passing through the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel, the Emerald Coast, and Dinan, to reach the magnificent Penthièvre coast, stretching out like two wide arms open to the English Channel. It is a land of vast horizons, promising adventure and abundance. The harbours of Erquy and Dahouët, once deeply rooted in deep-sea fishing, are experiencing a revival today through mussel farming and king scallop harvesting. A region steeped in a turbulent history, Penthièvre has successfully embraced tourism while preserving its full authenticity—even as the fire of July 2026 serves as a stark reminder of its fragility. The authors invite readers to set out and discover this resilient territory.