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  1. Hi,

    As per subject, I'm looking for a UK source for the IGN walking/hiking
    maps in for Brittany,

    I found this web site but it not much good for me in the UK really ?

    http://www.ign.fr/affiche_rubrique.asp?rbr_id=868&CommuneId=36009

    Regards,
    Simon

  2. Quoted message said:

    As per subject, I'm looking for a UK source for the IGN walking/hiking
    maps in for Brittany, I found this web site but it not much good for me in


    the UK really ?

    Quoted message said:


    http://www.ign.fr/affiche_rubrique.asp?rbr_id=868&CommuneId=3600

    IGN is actually a very good organization to buy from. However, if you want
    weather-proof maps, I can strongly recommend http://www.aqua3.com/

    John
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    John Gardner
    Caving Routes in the Northern Pennines: http://braemoor.co.uk/cavingtrip
    A Walking Guide to Chartreuse: http://braemoor.co.uk/chartreuse

  3. (SimonP) said:

    Hi,

    As per subject, I'm looking for a UK source for the IGN walking/hiking
    maps in for Brittany,

    http://www.themapshop.co.uk

    Richard Webb

  4. SimonP said:

    Hi,

    As per subject, I'm looking for a UK source for the IGN walking/hiking
    maps in for Brittany,

    Stanfords Map shop, London. They have a website.

    - Nigel

    --
    NC - Webmaster for http://www.2mm.org.uk/
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  5. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    As per subject, I'm looking for a UK source for the IGN walking/hiking
    maps in for Brittany,

    Stanfords Map shop, London. They have a website.

    But it's easier to find the map you're looking for on the IGN website first,
    then order it from Stanfords.

    Adrian

  6. In article <[email hidden]>,

    (SimonP) said:

    Hi,

    As per subject, I'm looking for a UK source for the IGN walking/hiking
    maps in for Brittany,

    I found this web site but it not much good for me in the UK really ?

    http://www.ign.fr/affiche_rubrique.asp?rbr_id=868&CommuneId=36009

    Regards,
    Simon

    Mapsworld wide has been my source for the last couple of trips unless I am
    in Bristol then again Stanfords become a viable option

    http://www.mapsworldwide.com/mwwlive/dir3.asp?catid=1043

    links to the topo25 range

    Pete

  7. "Adrian Fawcett" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    As per subject, I'm looking for a UK source for the IGN walking/hiking
    maps in for Brittany,

    Stanfords Map shop, London. They have a website.

    But it's easier to find the map you're looking for on the IGN website first,
    then order it from Stanfords.

    Adrian

    Hi,

    Thanks for the suggestions, I did find another web site, elstead.co.uk
    which was cheaper, so I've ordered some of the Blue series.

    Now I don't suppose anyone knows any good walks around Combourg/ Dol
    De Bretagne area?
    ( I guess this is a long shot !)

    Simon

  8. SimonP said:

    Thanks for the suggestions, I did find another web site, elstead.co.uk
    which was cheaper, so I've ordered some of the Blue series.

    Now I don't suppose anyone knows any good walks around Combourg/ Dol
    De Bretagne area?
    ( I guess this is a long shot !)

    The coast between St Brieuc and Lannion. Best bits probably in the middle
    of the north-facing, eg. Port Blanc area. I found a lot of good seafood
    resturants to eat in along the coast.

    Also, Mont St Michel was worth the trip, even with the numbers of visitors.
    And I usually loathe places with lots of tourists.

    - Nigel
    --
    NC - Webmaster for http://www.2mm.org.uk/
    Replies to newsgroup postings to the newsgroup please.

  9. NC said:

    (...)

    The coast between St Brieuc and Lannion. Best bits probably in the middle
    of the north-facing, eg. Port Blanc area. I found a lot of good seafood
    resturants to eat in along the coast.

    No need to go so far (though I agree the area you point is perhaps the
    best along the whole Côtes-d'Armor coast !). The sector between St-Malo
    and pointe du Groin is also outstanding.

    Quoted message said:

    Also, Mont St Michel was worth the trip, even with the numbers of visitors.
    And I usually loathe places with lots of tourists.

    I had approached it walking more or lest in straight line from east, and
    it was really a great experience (walking in fog for one or two
    kilometers, and suddenly seeing the Mont rise behind the sheep).

  10. Is it a problem ordering off the net from France? I agree the ign site
    is difficult, but I have ordered from Amazon France (www.amazon.fr)
    for slightly cheaper maps and in a format I'm used to from using UK
    site. They deliver pretty quick too (less than a week from memory)

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    As per subject, I'm looking for a UK source for the IGN walking/hiking
    maps in for Brittany,

    I found this web site but it not much good for me in the UK really ?

    http://www.ign.fr/affiche_rubrique.asp?rbr_id=868&CommuneId=36009

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