Spaceship mark
Sarah-Jane Williamson, my sister, stands at the entrance
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From this angle the dolmen looks great...
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....but from here we can see its wrecked backside
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In high summer Lagatjar takes on a whole new aspect
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Throughout the Carnac Alignements, a pink concrete square signifies the stone has been re-erected...
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The Dolmen de Kerluir is now easily accessible via a path cuth through the gorse. Easier but not as much fun...
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So familiar was I with this Dolmen that I almost forgot to show it to Moth and Jane on thier visit in 2005ce
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What I believe is a Roman road encroaches on the remains of the mound
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On this particular day I had a fear of cows and electric fences and thus ventured no closer
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The more complete of the two dolmens
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This dolmen probably originally had a corbelled roof
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Here you can see the big girder holding up the capstone
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The overgrown, moss covered stones in the foreground were actually part of the dolmen. This is the challenge that awaits.
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The ‘recent’ construction at the bottom of this menhir, which pre-dates the tetre tumulaire, protects a number of carvings said to be of snakes
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