Brest, France

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The peak of Castle Niepuel stands erect on a chilly hillside near the town of Brest, France

Brest is a small French town that was established circa 334 AC, when Joan of Arc was touring through. She is quoted at the dedication of the town:

It was the breast of times, it was the worst of times. Ah, a tale of two titties.

- Joan of Arc

Saint Maximus the Lesser was bishop of this town in the fifth century.

[edit] Geography

The Greater Brest Dairy Association headquarters, known locally as "the twins."

Brest is known for its location in the rolling hill country. The town itself is nestled between a pair of hills known as the deCoup Tatas, named after a famous Gallic designer of amusing sackcloth (which was since evolved into a small guild of skilled artisans who manufacture fun bags).

[edit] Industry

Castle Hout-Terre, the town hall of Brest, France

Renowned for its milk factories, Brest, France has made quite an impact on the world. In addition to being the fun-bag center of Europe, it is also widely known as the place in France where the ladies wear no pants, and the resulting tourism trade is brisk--the demand for seeing Brest firsthand never subsides.

[edit] Government

The people of Brest elect a new mayor every 3 and half years. Decades of corruption and a paucity of qualified candidates have left the townspeople very cynical about their leadership. It is often said among them that the biggest boob always wins.

[edit] Tourist Tips

• As the town is very ancient and the surrounding area very sensitive, visitors are asked to "Look, But Don't Touch". This rule is very difficult to uphold when reaching the Red Light district of the area.