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Car park on the square in front of Pludual Church.
(S/E) From the church square, head up Rue du Manoir towards Plouha via the pedestrian path. Opposite the town hall, turn left in front of No. 17 onto the grassy path.
(1) After 300 metres, just before the first houses, turn right onto the shaded path, then follow the embankment through a field.
Cross the road and take the path opposite. 50 metres before Kersauz, turn left into the field and follow the embankment. Head down towards a wooded area, then cross the stream and continue along this path.
(2) You’ll come out onto the tarmac road; carry on straight ahead, then turn right to cross the hamlet of Kergolo. After the last house, turn left onto the grassy track. Continue along the sunken track, keeping to the left.
After a short descent, carry on straight ahead along the grassy track as it climbs again. At the bend to the right, as you climb up into the field on the left, on a clear day you can see Menez-Bré (303m) with its chapel perched on top.
After this right-hand bend, the track joins a road. Turn left, then, at the three-way junction, take the road on the right. When you reach the wayside cross, turn right onto the tarmac road which takes a sharp bend to the left. At the end of this street, walk back and forth to admire the Chapel of Kermaria An Iskuit. (Picnic facilities and toilets available).
(3) Take the time to visit the Chapel of Kermaria An Iskuit and admire the famous ‘Dance of Death’ fresco (information on visits is available from the Plouha Tourist Office). Retrace your steps back to the bend, turn left and continue straight on along the D94 (350 metres).
Take the first path on the left at the sign for Le Scavet. At the first junction, turn left, then at the next junction immediately after, continue straight ahead along the sunken path. Turn left to reach a T-junction.
(4) Carry on straight ahead and, at the end of the sunken track, you’ll reach the Kerbriand road. Turn right and follow the tarmac road. At the next junction, carry on straight ahead, then cut across the bend and turn right onto the stony track.
After about 450 metres, pass the pylon and, just after the house, turn right. You will arrive at the rear of the Manoir de Guily-Boeuf, which you will walk alongside on the right. Almost immediately afterwards, turn right behind the farmhouse and continue straight on. Shortly after passing a farm, you will come out onto a sort of square in the village of Saint-Laurent.
Go round the farmhouse on the left, take the Route de Plouha on the left for a few metres, then head down to the right towards the Chapelle Saint-Laurent.
(5) Walk past the chapel, the fountain and then the wash house, and continue along the sunken path between the houses. This leads out onto a tarmac road. Turn left and, at the first bend, go straight on along the stony track (at the edge of the field, you’ll have a view of the Ménez-Bré). Carry on along this narrow track and, after passing a narrow section, look out for a small stream.
(6) Turn left into a field just before the stream, and follow the willow hedge and the stream. At the far end, after descending the steps, you’ll reach a place called Kermorin. Turn left and immediately, just before the houses, turn right onto the grassy path which crosses a wetland.
(7) When you reach the church square, turn left to see the village fountain and washhouse 30 metres away. At the far end, in the orchard, there’s a table where you can have a picnic if you like, before returning to the starting point (S/E).
And for a visit to Kermaria Chapel, a free guided tour is organised by the tourist office from 10 a.m., I believe, to 12.30 p.m (to be sure, we arrived at 12:45 p.m. 
and in the afternoon from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.!
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