Here is a selection of images from my recent visit to Mont Saint-Michel, a fortified island on the coast of Normandy, France.
After having just finished reading the five books so far in George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire, I really felt as if I’d wandered into one of the keeps of Westeros.
I highly recommend visiting this amazing historic site if you find yourself in France – it’s about four hours from Paris, and well worth the trip.






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4 responses to “Mont Saint-Michel”
I have a thing for castles and cathedrals, thanks Stuart it looks gorgeous.
Oh, me too. I love wandering into random churches as I travel. So much beauty!
Oh yeah, Tabasco, another thing: I was thinking of you when I took the photo of the door. :)
I have a horseshoe nail necklace I bought at Mont St. Michel when I was there back in 1997 or so. I’m glad to see it’s just as beautiful there now as it was when I visited.
I love France, and sometimes the amount I miss living in Paris is excruciatingly painful, like remembering the loss of a loved one. Thank you for sharing your pics and stories of my favorite country as you travel so that I can enjoy it with you.
Missing you, beautiful and amazing man.