And the good weather continued...
Some items below are more ancient than others. It's up to you to decide!
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| Le Moulin des Ramboulières, apparently now inhabited. On previous visits we've walked around it. |
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| Le Dolmen de la Cour du Breuil... |
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| ...with a very ancient Norfolk druid... |
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| ...and John! |
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| Les Dolmens de Savatole. You can't approach this one in summer as the field has crops. |
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| Another ancient relic blogger! |
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| And the star of the show: Le Roi des Menhirs at Avrillé, with more than 7m above ground |
1 comment:
That was a great ancient afternoon. Blue sky and sunshine yet again,x
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