Unstaffed hut · 10 m · Cléder
Former guard post located in Cléder, in Finistère. The unguarded cabin, publicly owned, dates back to 1744.
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By following the coastal trail.
This shelter is not a "customs post" as such: it was built in 1744 to house guards responsible for coastal surveillance and alerting in case of enemy approach (mainly the English...). The windows and doors have obviously been vandalized, but the structure remains sound. As it happens that, from time to time, possibly, just in case, a passing shower waters Brittany, this is a good shelter. However, you need to bring your own firewood.
No source says whether this hut is open. Missing information is not a guarantee.
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