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Biarritz would be the best known surfing spot in France. Without anything more than a picture of the surf, I am guessing Biarritz.
ReplyDeleteThey have no shirt, it can't be now Boulogne to Wissant area (Wissant is cool for surfing) as it is bloody cold here. It has to be way to the Southwest, somewhere in Aquitaine like Cape Ferret?
ReplyDeletehonesty..,,,,who the fuck cares ? get your ego under control
ReplyDeleteYour clues are made for pure guesswork,not knowledge.
ReplyDeleteA combination of history, nature, and good food could be absolutely anywhere in France, or anywhere in the world for that matter.
You did not say, what sort of history( as far as I know the entire world has a history), what sort of food( good food can be found everywhere), or what distinguishing mark of nature other than a beach.Beaches surround quite a bit of France..
Comparing coldness to Long Island beaches???
Who in their right mind would swim in Long Island Beaches to able to measure this???.
Biarritz?
ReplyDeleteBeach around or in Biarritz.
ReplyDeleteHome of great rugby and Basque food (for Alex?)
ReplyDeleteBiarritz
It sure is hossegor, near biarrtz and bayonne, i wish i be there, good wine too. Nice predictions in the 26/9!
ReplyDeleteNormandy!
ReplyDeleterock
ReplyDeleteif my ego bothers you, no one forces you to participate. if you want i can start charging for participation then you will not even be tempted.
firepigette
ReplyDeletei did swim in long island beaches....
and do not confuse PS: and hints :)
anonymous of hossegor
ReplyDeleteno one will guess it because i was not at any given village. i wanted folks to identify the shore and you are the closest one with hossegor. it is north of it, a few dozen miles. north of arcachon actually.
it it were biarritz, for those who guessed it, there would have been some rock somewhere.
If it's not Nord-Pas-de-Calais and it's not a Normandie, it is Picardie. Who on Earth is shirtless in Picardie right now? OK, last Thursday-Friday temperatures were relatively high, but not that much.
ReplyDeleteDaniel, have you being to the Cap Blanc Nez area? Lovely and apparently Julius Caesar started his British campaigns from that corner. You can see Dover's cliffs from there.
kepler
ReplyDeletethink south west, real ocean
Must be the Cote de Lumiere below Brittany and above the Silver Coast. Likely if you were traveling from Spain.
ReplyDeleteMy answer if final.
Time travel to Permian Basin in West TX, at a time when much of it was below sea level.
ReplyDeleteDaniel,
ReplyDeleteAnd the winner is ...?