Travel Intelligence
Art in the Chapels - Brittany, France
The past can often seem a faded place once bright colours leach from
ancient stone and outlines dim on old cloth or wood. But each year a
festival in Britanny sets out to reinvigorate visions of the past with
those of today.
Sunday
Times
Wyatting
You‘d expect to have more chance of winning the Lottery than hearing
Brian Eno at a boozer like The Northern Tavern. So, as Eno’s Ambient
I album begins to pour glacial micro variations from the jukebox it’s
no surprise conversations seem a little edgier while solo drinkers stare more
thoughtfully into their pints. Ladies and gentleman, there’s a Wyatt
going on.
FRANCE
Magazine
Victor Hugo - Channel Islander
Outwardly, 38 Hauteville in the Guernsey capital of St Peter Port looks good
but nothing too out of the ordinary. Even a Tricolor flying outside isn’t
that startling on an island with as many French imprints as Guernsey. Walk through
the doors, however, and it’s clear this is a truly remarkable home.