looking at Brittany's heritage
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- WM
- Writer living in Finistere, French citizen, blogging about Breton history and landscape. Published work includes many books and articles on Brittany's complex past, real and legendary, walking guides and fiction. Also creative texts for exhibitions on those themes. Books out in 2020: Wayfaring in Brittany, about paths into the past, and The Stolen Saint, new novel. See my website wendymewes.com
6 comments:
If you don't mind, I will put my vote in for the first cover. It seems more appropriate somehow.
My favourite is the second one but I do agree that the first suits the title more.
Yes, I think the first is best too. The second does not conform to most people's idea of a canal (although it is one technically). This is the great glory of the Nantes-Brest canal, which is river based for 80% of its 360km length.
I like the second one best because that is how the canal looks very near to where we are
I put my vote in for the _ first_ cover... :)
best regards,
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Thanks, French Fancy (nice blog by the way - are you near Chateauneuf then?) and Smilimano. The first one has been chosen :-)
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