Granville Terre et Mer residents in the eyes of Horizons

2 women and 2 men between land and sea

Aurélie, Tanguy, Alice and Matthieu are scattered across Granville Terre et Mer. Some create and manufacture, while others care for and promote the region’s heritage.
– Aurélie Binet, Equine physiotherapist and massage therapist
Aurélie enjoys the beauty of Le Havre de la Vanlée on a daily basis. Her equine thalassotherapy stable is located on the edge of this dune peninsula, a particularly interesting setting for competition horses.
– Tanguy Le Rolland, Farmer-baker
Located in Hudimesnil in a beautiful wooded setting, the Bois Landelle farm is home to a number of farmers, including Tanguy, a farmer-baker who produces sourdough bread with his partner David.
– Alice Toumit, Ceramist
Alice set up her ceramics studio in Mesnil-Aubert. Nature is omnipresent in her daily environment and is an integral part of her work. When she’s not creating for herself, Alice passes on her skills to her students in evening classes.
– Matthieu Alluin, Captain of the Marité
Matthieu and his crew sail aboard the Marité; the passengers they take aboard this former terre neuvier have the privilege of raising the sails before enjoying a heavenly stopover in the middle of the Chausey archipelago.

“One of our missions is to play an active part in attracting visitors to the area by developing the reputation and image of Granville Terre et Mer, while at the same time defending our distinctive features,” says Deborah Le Goff, Director of the Intercommunal Tourist Office. “People must be at the heart of the promotion of the destination, whether they are tourism service providers or local residents. “

For the Community of Communes, it is vital that these same residents take ownership of the area and come together to share and define who we are, and to promote our know-how and our industries, both on land and at sea. And who better to embody Granville Terre et Mer than the residents and workers who have decided to come back and settle in the area?
It was also essential to present these portraits to the residents of Granville Terre et Mer first, and free of charge. They are the best ambassadors for the area, just as much as the subjects filmed!

Practical info

Since the screening, these 4 portraits can be viewed on the Tourist Office and Horizons websites.

Other portraits will be broadcast in 2022 and 2023:

– Sarah Herpin, a young private chef, gardener and picker from Carolles

– Malo Esnouf, the youngest known fisherman in Granville

– Margaux Coyette, owner of the Garnier fishery in Saint-Nicolas

– Louis de Thézy, farmer-breeder and cider producer at Château de Chanteloup