| Built toward the end of the eighteenth century as a watchtower, Beg ar C’hastell belongs to those legendary “Captains’ houses” erected by old seadogs who, between two voyages, wished to gaze upon the ocean from their personal look-out post. Beg ar C’hastell challenges the changing nature of the elements; it makes light of the storm and boldly defies the tempest.It calls to mind some arch ... |
