Caravan Trip from Central Brittany to the North Coast: Bulat-Pestivien <->, Saint-Quay-Portrieux

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Activity Bretagne Côtes-d'Armor Caravan Trip from Central Brittany to the North Coast: Bulat-Pestivien <->, Saint-Quay-Portrieux

Description

The trailer and draft horses from Ma Zadoù Farm will leave the Armorican Massif and head to the sea for Easter!

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Dates et horaires

From18to25April2027

Opening hours: 17:00 - 12:00

From02to09May2027

Opening hours: 17:00 - 12:00

Where is the event located?

Caravan Trip from Central Brittany to the North Coast: Bulat-Pestivien <->, Saint-Quay-Portrieux

4 krec' heur
22160 Bulat-Pestivien
FRANCE

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Who can participate?

Our event is aimed at the following audiences: All audiences

Accessibility

This activity is not accessible to people with reduced mobility (PRM).

Who organizes?

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Mikaël

Has been welcoming since 2019.

Spoken languages:

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fr

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In my world, all living things are sacred. Interacting with them on a human scale—and primarily through physical labor—is both an honor and a luxury to be savored every day, both on the plate and in the mind. Working the land by hand and with horses—even in the cold of …

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Ferme Ma Zadoù

Territory description

The Ma Zadoù farm is located in central Brittany, halfway between Guingamp and Carhaix on the crests of the Armorican Massif. Both far and near, in this green and undulating region of the Côtes d'Armor (22), the small commune of Bulat-Pestivien was once an essential stopover for merchants in transit between the port of Lorient in the south of the region and that of Morlaix in the north. The many possible walks in this rural land, full of woods, moors, springs and outcropping granite balls, are marked by a well-known and recognized architectural heritage.

Our eco-responsible and farming commitments

Bike friendly
Promotion of eco-responsible transport
Natural space protection actions

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Mikaël

Spoken languages:

British English (Anglais britannique)
français (Français)

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In my world, all living things are sacred. Interacting with them on a human scale—and primarily through physical labor—is both an honor and a luxury to be savored every day, both on the plate and in the mind. Working the land by hand and with horses—even in the cold of winter—is not menial labor reserved for the poor; rather, it is precisely the unpleasant moments that give the pleasant ones their full value. Especially in today’s world, it is a privilege to have access to such a connection and an honor to play one’s part in the ecosystem.

This place, the way of life that animates it, and the spirituality that inhabits it are the culmination of a personal journey. I began as a sailing instructor, which allowed me to cross many seas and oceans under sail, then a Ph.D. in pharmacy with a practice in metropolitan France for many years—all while learning to work the land with a BPREA certification, mastering the art of baking with a CAP in baking, and handling draft horses with an FFE MATE diploma— The accumulation of these experiences led me to the conclusion that my place was on the land of my ancestors, reviving the granite cottage they once inhabited through a resilient and forward-thinking way of life, one that draws heavily on the teachings and know-how of the past, while embracing the so-called “modern” technological advances of the present with great caution.

Here in central Brittany, the land of my ancestors, my goal is not to feed the planet but, more humbly, to feed myself as “cleanly” as possible by keeping alive and joyfully sharing ancient genetic varieties and traditional skills that are fading away but which, in my view, will sooner or later return to the forefront, for such is the nature of life, regardless of the vanity and fads of the present.

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* : champs obligatoires

First name *

Name *

Email *

Phone number 1 *

Check-in date

Check-out date

Number of people

Message *

Vérification *

Ct *

Id *

Field that must stay empty

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Donate to Accueil Paysan (Via HelloAsso)

Portrait photo of Mikaël

In my world, all living things are sacred. Interacting with them on a human scale—and primarily through physical labor—is both an honor and a luxury to be savored every day, both on the plate and in the mind. Working the land by hand and with horses—even in the cold of winter—is not menial labor reserved for the poor; rather, it is precisely the unpleasant moments that give the pleasant ones their full value. Especially in today’s world, it is a privilege to have access to such a connection and an honor to play one’s part in the ecosystem.

This place, the way of life that animates it, and the spirituality that inhabits it are the culmination of a personal journey. I began as a sailing instructor, which allowed me to cross many seas and oceans under sail, then a Ph.D. in pharmacy with a practice in metropolitan France for many years—all while learning to work the land with a BPREA certification, mastering the art of baking with a CAP in baking, and handling draft horses with an FFE MATE diploma— The accumulation of these experiences led me to the conclusion that my place was on the land of my ancestors, reviving the granite cottage they once inhabited through a resilient and forward-thinking way of life, one that draws heavily on the teachings and know-how of the past, while embracing the so-called “modern” technological advances of the present with great caution.

Here in central Brittany, the land of my ancestors, my goal is not to feed the planet but, more humbly, to feed myself as “cleanly” as possible by keeping alive and joyfully sharing ancient genetic varieties and traditional skills that are fading away but which, in my view, will sooner or later return to the forefront, for such is the nature of life, regardless of the vanity and fads of the present.

Acceuil Paysan is the only certification program in France today that can fully recognize and embrace the philosophy that permeates the experience I offer on the farm—through bread-making workshops, tours of central Brittany, and accommodations in a gypsy wagon.

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