When all of you speak of Quimper are you talking about an old town which is walled or is that another part of Quimper? Has anyone stayed overnight in an inn or small private hotel? B&B in Quimper? We plan to visit for a couple of days and want to be able to walk those beautiful little streets with timbered buildings and wonderful restaurants and shops... filled with pottery. Not interested in "city life".
In 1972 (yikes, so long ago) I had a fabulous meal somewhere near Quimper, France in a restaurant located in an old Mill. The water wheel still functioned and I sat at a window that gave a great view of it. I ordered fish, and to my astonishment they went outside and I could observe a man as he caught the fish! I can't remember if they just caught it in a net or what, but it is a story I have told many times. Now the opportunity has come to revisit France with my wife and I would love to share the experience with her, but don't remember a thing other than what I've written above. Does anyone know of such a place? I sure would appreciate knowing. If you do, please post it here and send me an email as well at: nobody-at-gadgetprince.mailshell.com To avoid spam I have replaced the @ symbol. Steve Wall in snowy Chicago on 1/4/04 A traveller without observation is a bird without wings