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THE EMBARCADERE
"The pier seemed endless..." Jutting out
of the coast of Roscoff, this "embarcadere" is the one Casey faces in the first
line of the story. Imagine how long it would have looked to Casey's jetlagged mind
and body. It is symbolic of the long journey ahead of her, both physically and emotionally.
Here it is at sunset, as it was when she first saw it.
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OVERVIEW OF THE ISLAND
The Ile de Batz is small. On this aerial
view you can distinguish the inhabited, warmer edge of the island (upper right),
and the vast, uninhabited "wild side".
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THE VILLAGE
The houses come in all shapes and sizes
and grow out from Porz Kernoc (the harbor). Casey's house is somewhere in the center
of this picture.
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CASEY'S UPHILL TREK
When Casey disembarks on that first evening,
she faces a long, uphill walk toward the church. The road you see on the right extends
from the jetty and continues at a steep incline behind the bushes in the center
of this picture.
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