Stang Philippe fountain

On your left, lower down, you can see the Stang Philippe fountain. The origin of its name is unknown, but it already appears as such on Plouay's 1843 Napoleonic land registry. To facilitate access to the water, the spring has been landscaped with a rectangular basin bordered by ashlar. One of these stones is topped by a triangular stone in which a small niche has been carved. The overflow drains through a notch in the stone into the Kerscoulic stream. Once located in the middle of the meadows, before the railway was built, this domestic fountain was intended to serve the local population and their livestock.