From Wikipedia: 'The Breton calvaire is distinguished from a simple crucifix cross by the inclusion of three-dimensional figures surrounding the crucifixion itself, typically representing Mary and the apostles of Jesus, though later saints and symbolic figures may also be depicted.'
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| I'll let the pictures do the talking here! |
Our final stop of the day was at the tulip fields of La Torche and we even took a mini-train to travel around the vast fields.
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| We were greeted by this huge representation of St George's Chapel, Windsor, created with flower petals |
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| Was this a Brexit statement by the tulip bulb producers? |
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| Afternoon tea is always like this in our house! |
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| The tulip fields were slightly past their best... |
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| ...but what an array of colours. |
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| Sorry this isn't smellevisiom, you'll have to imagine the heavy scent of all these hyacinths. |
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| A final thought for the workers... |
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| ...in back-breaking conditions. |
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