Technically the town we were staying in was Le Pouligan, not La Baule proper. And while less glamorous Le Pouligan has a more charm and character. The port town has a very nice promenade with both tradition bretagne food and gifts as well as fair food and games. Ian and I went to watch the making of a taffy like candy, which is pulled, twisted and put on a stick like a lollipop, and I bought one that was chocolate and pistachio flavored. On our last night in France we walked up the promenade and took a ride on the lovely old fashioned carousel. Le Pouligan has a lovely town center and market as well as a distinctive church tower which has large rectangular section cut out so that one can see the sky through the tower.
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