| Page Views: 96 Last Visit to Lampaul-Guimiliau: May, 1992 | Our Second Parish Close by hquittner - last update: Sep 23, 2007 |
The second town that we visited in our "Parish Close Day" lay beyond a low set of mountains (the Arree) from Pleyben, past Montagne St.-Michel (not to be confused with Mont. St.-Michel which is in Normandy) quickly reaching Lampaul-Guimiliau (pop. 1.5K). Its church stands inside a stone wall enclosure with wrought iron gates.Its tall belfry has a stumpy top, the spire having been amputated by a lightning strike long ago. The rain arrived with us, making details hard tophotograph bothinside and out. Luckily it was intermittent. |
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| Pros: | "The Church is finer than the Calvary" | | Cons: | "Only for Church Tourists" | | In A Nutshell: | "All fine examples of Breton Church Accoutrements" |
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