Kernascléden is a small rural town in the department of Morbihan. It is the department where the summer is the hottest in Britain, with temperatures often exceeding 30 °. There is always a little wind, making some hot days bearable.
But beware! The sky is rarely completely blue and offers unique light effects of the atmosphere amazing wonderful place. Here, the photographer and the painter are working on.
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Kernascléden is 30 km from Lorient, and in the middle of the triangle Guéméné (East), The Faouët (west) and Plouay (south). Kernascléden has the advantage of being located near the D769 (Route Lorient / Morlaix). This road will be turned into expressway in recent years. Currently it takes no more than half an hour with normal traffic to reach Lorient.
The Faouët and Guéméné-on-Scorff located 13 km from Kernascléden and are also very easy and quick to achieve.
For travelers who have taken the TGV from Paris or Lille, you must go down to Quimperlé or Lorient. If you just Pontivy in Pontivy must follow signs that say "Gourin. For the impatient, there are airport-Lann Bihoué near Ploemeur. As motorists from Rennes, Nantes and Brest, there is the fast track "called" rapid and, most importantly, free.
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