Today a break from Brownie Fright Night to participate in Norm Frampton’s #ThursdayDoors event! I took these pics while walking to dinner in the Prospect Heights section of Brooklyn. The neighborhood is still a little iffy but I’m glad we were brave (or drunk enough) to walk through it!
This second picture is a little fuzzy – I blame the wine!
I snapped this picture while climbing up to the abbey of Mont St Michel. I believe the door was level and that I was on a steep staircase but I had drunken a quart of hard cider for lunch so anything is possible.
Mont St Michel is one of my favorite places in France although many people (hubby among them) feel it’s become just another typical tourist trap, cheap trinkets, over-priced food and crowded lookouts.
Harbor of Grand Camp Maisy
While in France we stayed in the small town of Grand Camp Maisy, a fishing village somewhat off the beaten path.
Rising from the salt flats.
The Mont is over an hour’s drive from Grand Camp Maisy but it was well worth it!
The view from the top – surrounded by mud until the tide comes in!
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Here is my contribution to Norm 2.0’s #ThursdayDoors event:
From China Camp where in the 1800s, a group of fisherman pulled shrimp from the marshes along the San Pablo Bay, dried them, and shipped them off to China in boxes like this:
Here are some more pictures of China Camp:
The cabin
The Dock
Sadly the fishermen were forced out of business in the early 1900s and so now it is a portal to the past and a popular picnic spot.
Art left on a picnic table at China Camp
Saying nothing in particular 