Practical
Permits
Fishing, drones, museum photography, access to a protected area: where you get them, from whom, without legal advice. The rules change. The authority's link beats the paragraph. If we have no source, we leave it blank.
Fishing
ANPA holds the permits and closed seasons. The Delta has an extra ARBDD layer. "I came with a rod, we'll see there" is a fine, not a plan. Protected species are not trophies.
Drones
No-fly zones: the port, military areas, the airport, colonies, often protected areas without a permit. The official flight map belongs to the aviation authority, not a pilots' group. The photo guide has the ethics; here it is only: check before you take off.
Museums and sites
The ticket, the flash rule, the tripod, school groups. Some sites take a ticket at the gate, others can be seen from the public road. The attraction sheet, if it has been checked, has the price and the date. Otherwise, the institution's site.
Camping and vans
Official stops and campsites only. No dunes, spits, "quiet" overnight car parks. The camper guide has the detail. ARBDD and the town halls decide, not a pin from a vanlifer.
Research and archives
The county archives have a reading-room schedule and an application, not a tour. The dedicated guide says how, not which file to ask for.
What we are not
We are not a lawyer, not ANPA, not the Harbour Master. If our text is older than a new order, the order wins.