 La Baule is the
Loire-Atlantique's Myrtle Beach, a major tourist spot where rows of
huge hotels line the 12+ km beach. We rarely go there, and never in
summer, when the entire beach is carpeted by tourists. These pics were
taken after the season was over, by night.
 La
Baule is a great place to
compare and contrast building styles, and one can walk across a hundred
years from block to block.
 A
great example of the above
comment.
 La
Baule is a very odd place,
with that hot/cold ambiance of tourist towns. In the winter, it is
quite desolate and the huge hotels stand mostly empty, awaiting summer
visitors and their money.
 One
also sees some really odd
things in La Baule from time to time, because of its internationalism.
Here's a familiar sight from the US - something I cannot imagine having
to buy gas for and drive on the tiny French roads!
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