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Article: Brittany vs Cornwall ( whose West is best? ); The two most westerly regions of Britain and France are surprisingly similar. But which of them offers holidaymakers the best value - and why? Michael Hanlon referees.
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- Daily Mail (London)
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- February 8, 2003
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Byline: MICHAEL HANLON
CORNWALL is enjoying a renaissance.
Surfing has never been more popular, explaining the boom in popularity of resorts such as Newquay and Sennen.
The county that used to be a place of soggy chips and dubious pasties is now awash with trendy bars and beach cafes serving food that holds its own against the best London has to offer.
But for some people, only Abroad will do. You want the beaches, the bracing walks, the scenery and the culture, but can't face the long haul down the M5 or the endless train ride from Paddington. And you want some better weather.
Happily, there is another Cornwall you can visit. ...
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... ... us into raptures or - when remotely possible - to Brittany. Brittany is Cornwall with food. That is to say, the weather on both sides of the Channel is pretty much the same, but in Brittany instead of a sandy hamburger or a soggy pizza ...
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