Photo taken 5th March 2014. The Tregeseal dancing stones looking toward Carn Kenidjack, in the ten minute window of blue skies seen over West Penwith today!
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Photo taken on 23rd November 2013. The Tump on a crisp winters afternoon.
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Photo taken 30th October 2013. These fine menhirs overlook the coast.
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The menhirs looking south on 30th October.
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Photo taken 30th October. Looking north at the pair of menhirs.
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Photo taken 30th October 2013. Looking north at the pair of menhirs.
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The northernmost of the pair of menhirs, the broken off top of the stone is visible now lying at the base.
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Dolmen de Mane Croch on 29th October 2013.
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Photo taken 29th October. Looking from the nearby cist to the dolmen.
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The dolmen sits on a green in the center of the tiny village of Cosquer.
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Dolmen with a typical French farmhouse in the background, on 29th October 2013.
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The grassy interior of the dolmen is quite a comfortable spot.
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Photo taken 29th October 2013. From this angle the dolmen looks like a jumble of stones.
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Dappled shade fills the Manio Quadrilataire on the afternoon of 29th October 2013.
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The face of the giant. Photo taken on 29th October 2013.
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Photo taken 28th October 2013. Part of the mound which would once have covered the dolmen still remains and is visible.
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Photo taken 28th October 2013. Dolmen du Roh-Du in its woodland clearing.
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The Grand-Village allee-couverte with information sign on 28th October 2013.
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Photo taken 28th October 2013. The allee-couverte is the longest in Morbihan.
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Photo taken 28th October 2013. Looking west along the length of the allee-couverte.
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Merlin’s Tomb covered by offerings.
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Les Jardin Aux Moines on the morning of 27th October 2013, still damp after a night of rain.
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Photo taken 27th October 2013. The cromlech is hunkered in a small clearing in the ancient forest of Broceliande closely surrounded by trees.
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Photo taken 27th October 2013, showing the compartment at the east end of the stones.
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Photo taken 27th October 2013. The stone rectangle of the ‘Monks Garden’.
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Photo taken 26th October 2013. A fairy mushroom at the fairy house.
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Photo taken 26th October 2013. The allee-couverte in its woodland setting.
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Photo taken 26th October 2013. The fairies front door.
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The strange ‘breast’ carvings on the allee-couverte.
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The well endowed Menhir de Champ dolent surrounded by cornfields, photo taken 26th October 2013.
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The cartoony information board at Menhir de Champ-Dolent makes understanding the gist of the legends surrounding the place a bit easier if your French is not up to scratch!
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Gawton’s Stone on 5th October 2013.
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The ‘face’ on the side of Gawton’s Stone.
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Gawton’s well in its grove of yews. Photo taken 5th October 2013.
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Photo taken 14th August 2013. Looking back down from the mound towards Loch Wasdale.
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Photo taken 14th August 2013. The ditch around the mound is just visible, as Howe Harper seems to mirror the hill on the horizon.
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Howe Harper as seen from the path approaching Wasdale.
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Photo taken 14th August 2013. Amazing skies over Stenness.
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Photo taken 14th August 2013, showing the large boulder at the base of the stone.
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Looking east towards Ward Hill, the highest point on South Ronaldsay.
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Looking down from the stone towards Sandwick bay with the island of Swona in the distance.
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Looking back towards the trees which screen the footpath, and provided some welcome shade on such a warm day.
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Maen Crwn, ‘the Round Stone’ with Cefn Maen Amor in the background. From some angles the stone almost seemed to mirror the shape of the hill.
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