The Crozon Peninsula

Several days ago we took a trip to the crozon peninsula and camped for two nights at a campsite called"Camping l'Armorique".
During our time on the crozon peninsula, the first day, finding that the labirynth was closed, we went further out on the road of no name, and found ourselves at point de dinan. We walked all the long way out the point, and what we found there, instead of the castle we were supposed to be able to see, all we foun was eighty-six trillion tons of wind. It was so much that you could actually lean on it, like a lot.
The next day, we were going to do a trip on a boat that goes inside caves, but we decided to do the labyrinth instead. So, we went over there and it was open, so we went in. This labyrinth wasn't just a normal labyrinth, you had to get to different points along the way, marked by colored flags, that had the next section of a story on a sign. We were in that labyrinth for two hours, and we still didn't find all of the story, so at the end, we cheated through underneath to the section that we missed, and read it.
That night, I had an extremely painful cramp in my neck, and got barely any sleep.
The next day, we packed up and left, and that was about it.
Oh ya, I forgot to mention that as we were leaving, we went to biscuiterie Jain, basically a factory outlet(something like that anyway) that has a big selection of cookies:-):-D:-b(emoticons eating cookies).