Then both the furrow Camaret ... to start with a few shots of old hulls not completely destroyed that reflect the past of great harbor lobster Camaret. 
Then in the middle of the groove after the Notre-Dame-de-Rocamadour (as I have not presented here), is the Golden Tower of Vauban part of the overall defense of the city of Brest. The bottleneck, which allows access to the port of Brest, is indeed full of defensive works, the tower and battery Camaret served to prevent the enemy ships to anchor to await favorable winds or prevent any landing that would allowed to take the other works in reverse. 
She was not quite finished it already played its role in preventing a British squadron to land on beaches since called Death-English and Trez-Ruz (the red beach). 
Near the tower, persist old navy yards past the other witnesses of this thriving fishing port. 
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