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The Hamlet<\/h2>\n

Degemer mat e Ker an Avalenn\u00a0!
\nWelcome to Apple Hamlet!<\/h3>\n

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Nestled in the gently rolling countryside of the B\u00e9gard valley and the Kerogan watercourse, this pretty little hamlet has been more or less continuously occupied since 17th century.<\/p>\n

Its modest manor house, typical of the style of the Tr\u00e9gor region to which it belongs, watches over the 4 cottages with their gaily painted wood-work.
\nThe hamlet is laid out along a central alley that serves each of the cottages. All of the cottages have their own private gardens. And if that isn\u2019t enough, there are also the generous 7,5 acres of landscaped gardens and woodland, and of course the 90 apple trees, all of which invite the guest to contemplation and well-earned rest.<\/p>\n

A 300 year-old walnut tree stands guard at one end of the alley along with a group of chestnut trees, compared by the Celtes to an incorruptible warrior.
\nThey serve as a just reminder that in bygone days the fruits of these trees saved the Bretons from famine. In the chestnut season they are delicious grilled on the stove.<\/p>\n

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History<\/h2>\n

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Ker Riwalan<\/h2>\n

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Not much is known about the modest Tr\u00e9gor manor house other than that it dates back to the 17th Century. Over the years the different owners have restored and maintained the hamlet. Sadly we do know a certain Michel Cavan, son of Fran\u00e7ois Cavan and of Marguerite Le Bastard, was born here in 1736 and died 3 years later. The two-story manor house, itself subject to several renovations, watches benignly over the hamlet. Everything seems timeless ; all bear witness to the hardiness and courage of the Breton people \u00ab Kentoc\u2019h mervel eget bezan saotret \u00bb (Rather death than stain*)<\/p>\n

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* Breton motto : In 10th century Alain II de Bretagne, also known as Barbetorte, used this motto to spur on his troops during a battle against the Norman enemy.<\/p>\n

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B\u00e9gard<\/h2>\n

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At the heart of the historical region of the Tr\u00e9gor, its history begins with the foundation of a Cistercian abbey in the 12th century which would become
\nknown throughout the Duchy of Brittany as \u00ab le petit Citeaux d\u2019Armorique \u00bb (Citeaux was a religious establishment near Dijon \u2013 so literally \u00ab the little Citeaux of Armorique \u00bb) Over the centuries, its cultural, religious and economic influence would be the subject of some envy. In the middle of the 19th century a religious community brought the abandoned monastery back to life and turned it into an \u00ab un asile d\u2019ali\u00e9nes \u00bb (a lunatic asylum). Today it is the Bon Sauveur Foundation, a psychiatric hospital, which continues the work of the original religious order serving the whole of the C\u00f4tes d\u2019Armor region and beyond.<\/p>\n

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Tr\u00e9z\u00e9lan<\/h2>\n

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It\u2019s patron saint, Riwal, gave the 19th century church its name. Mention of Riwal, Duc de Dommon\u00e9e, Petite Bretagne (little Brittany), can be found in the life of Saint Gwenol\u00e9 and that of Saint Tudal. He was said to be the uncle of the latter and the cousin of Saint Brieuc.<\/p>\n

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Our Values<\/h2>\n

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\"\"In June 2020, in the middle of the chaos of the Covid-19 crisis, we fell in love with this hamlet, which is ideally situated in a protected area, far, but not too far, from the frenzy of the coast in full season. Already partially renovated with taste and respect for its ancient stone walls by the previous owners, it seemed now to be waiting for their successors to complete the work. Sharing in the values of those who have lived here before we have taken up the challenge, aware that we are not so much owners as passing occupants assigned to the care and protection of Avalenn. No chemicals are used in the garden, nor in the orchard with its 90 apple trees. All waste is conscientiously sorted, residents are invited to be respectful with their water and heating consumption, and local and organic produce are promoted. The intention is to lessen the impact on the environment to the benefit of all life forms.<\/p>\n

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If we have yielded to the pressure of \u00ab Wifi everywhere \u00bb, it is for the comfort of all, however we would encourage our guests to experience what it\u2019s like to turn off their electronic devices and to \u00ab switch on \u00bb \u2026 to the robin, to the tawny owl, to the northerly wind known as Gwalarn when it starts to blow, sometimes a little too hard !<\/p>\n

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The team<\/h2>\n

It started with us…<\/h3>\n

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Estelle Odobez<\/h3>\n

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Hailing from the Jura region in the East of France and addicted to
\nthe ski resort of Les Rousses, to find herself in the middle of the Tr\u00e9gor, at the foot of the M\u00e9nez Br\u00e9 the summit of which does not exceed 302 metres, could have been a real gamble !<\/p>\n

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Nevertheless, this former cross-country skiing champion, an engineer by profession, fell in love with Brittany some time ago.
\nWhat does she like doing best here ? Being outside and …being outside ! You will find her as you round a corner, tending to a camelia or on her tractor.<\/p>\n

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And she will also take great pleasure in sharing her tips for places to visit, for gentle rambles or more vigorous hikes in the Tr\u00e9gor.
\nAnd the rest of the time she will manage your reservations and ensure that all runs smoothly for your business events.<\/p>\n

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Nolwenn Huyart<\/h3>\n

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A native of Brittany who has returned home \u00ab after a long journey \u00bb, there was no other possible path than the one that led her back to the place where her ancestors, a carpenter, a cook, a trader at the fish market, a doctor in the navy, had forged in her a lasting attachment to this land.<\/p>\n

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Psycho-analyst, Mindfulness instructor and Hamlet manager, she will be your principal person of contact for the organisation of your stay and your events.<\/p>\n

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For those renting a holiday home she will bring you your welcome breakfast tray on the first morning.<\/p>\n

She will be attentive to your every request.<\/p>\n

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\u2026 But it\u2019s not just us<\/h3>\n

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The people that we work with share our values, from the gardener who still prunes the hydrangeas with a billhook, the organic cidery that is in charge of looking after our apple trees as a father would his children and the caterer who takes pride in offering varied menus including vegetarian, vegan and special dietary options. The housekeeping staff use products that are respectful of the environment and at the same time of the sanitary measures in place for the safety and well-being of our guests. All those involved in the hamlet share in the same aim, namely to preserve and to take care of this very special place.<\/p>\n

The intention is simple and clear: to identify and maintain the balance between the needs of our human visitors and the needs of the nature that surrounds and sustains us.<\/p>\n

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\u201cGilbert\u2019s cider is made from the produce of untreated apple orchards including our 90 apple trees.\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Cidrerie C\u00f4te des Bruy\u00e8res – Gilbert Lavanant<\/strong>
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And the rest of the troupe<\/h3>\n

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Our two Cairn terriers are unruly, mischievous, stubborn, incorrigible and totally adorable. They are of course an integral part of the scenery.
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These hairy alarm systems, function like a sort of fog horn; when in doubt they sound the alarm.<\/p>\n

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