In Josselin, we have lunch at the Restaurant Le Guethenoc - after moules marinieres we enjoy the cafe gourmand.

The Rues des Vierges, Olivier-de-Clisson, and Trente are lined with fine 16th and 17th-Century houses.

The ancient washing facility still exists in the Square des Lavandieres near the River Oust.

Overlooking the River Oust is the Chateau de Josselin,

its towers built by Olivier de Clisson in the 14th-Century.

(right) the tower of the Basilique Notre-Dame-du- Roncier.

The graves of two British airmen killed on June 9th 1944 are located at Romagne Communal Cemetery:

Flying Officer James Alexander Downie;

Pilot Officer Victor Gwyn Ross

North of Romagne, the gardens of the Parc Botanique de Haute-Bretagne and the Restaurant Le Casse-Graines are approached through an avenue of Paniculata Hydrangeas.