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Las Colombinos

Dolmen / Quoit / Cromlech

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Latitude:42° 44' 55.86" N
Longitude:   2° 31' 52.32" E

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Signposted from Trilla, this looks on the map as though you could get to it from the lake but we'd driven that way, and didn't spot anything that looked un-gated and passable .....
It's quite a way by track from the village - there were may points when we wondered if it was advisable to challenge the hire car - but the dolmen signs appeared every so often, and eventually after a 90 degree bend where the fields opened out, we found the dolmen tucked in a little copse.
A breezy spot, with quality graffiti and an intriguing view towards the Pic de Bugarach - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pic_de_Bugarach
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9th October 2013ce