Day 6 (halfway through)

Wednesday 29th May

Well! We may have turned brown today but it would be from rust rather than Sun tan! It rained for 2.5 hours this morning on the way between Morlaix to Roscoff. The rest of the day has been a hard slog against winds and under a grey sky with no sign of sun all day. 

The steeper hills have reduced to undulating, rolling ones. Much easier cycling apart from the poor weather. So we have not really stopped to admire the views. The forecast for tomorrow is much the same as today 😕. 

We covered 75 km and 640 m ascent. 

Our hotel is really nice literally on the beach front overlooking a rocky coast line, we’ll take a chance that the weather is better in the morning for a photo. 

Chris

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