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Further on.
Feunteun Aod.
The name has something to do with a well, a fountain.
A little, steep road, with the splendid traffic sign of a car driving from the quay into the water. Just one house, a precipice, a jetty. Nothing else.

This is the site where France had planned a nuclear reactor. In 1980 and 1981 this led to genuine battles between the riot police and farmers (especially the wives) armed with stones and pitchforks, supported by everyone young and/or 'green'.

Tri Yann provided the musical setting: An Heol a zo glaz, the sun is green, likely their best record.
It was a time we think back to with nostalgia: the time imagination was in power again, the time we really could change the world.

The nuclear reactor in Plogoff came to nothing.

At the same time two reprocessing plants were autorized at Cap de la Hague...