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Monday 28 September 2009 Lovely view across the valley
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Monday 28 September 2009 Pano of whole site from north – created using Autostitch free beta version autostitch.net
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Monday 28 September 2009 Pano chamber at ‘far’ (east) end – created using Autostitch free beta version autostitch.net
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Monday 28 September 2009 Pano of whole site from ‘far’ (east) end – created using Autostitch free beta version autostitch.net
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Monday 28 September 2009 I somehow missed this one in 1999. Glad we found it – a bit trashed & overgrown, but nice
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Monday 28 September 2009 Oh, for a nice cuddly chainsaw....
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Monday 28 September 2009 A cornucopea (ha!) of relocated monuments (at least some, if not all, genuine) make the museum itself secondary for us. Pano created using autostitch autostitch.net
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Monday 28 September 2009 Run-Aour passage grave, relocated from Plomeur & reconstructed here at the museum. Strange & spectacular L-shaped passage grave thought to be related to allee coudees. Pano created using autostitch autostitch.net
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Monday 28 September 2009 There’s so much to se that we weren’t at all sorry the museum itself was shut! (It was when I was here in June 1999 too!)
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Monday 28 September 2009 First sight of the dramatic setting
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Monday 28 September 2009 Such a shame the huge WW2 gubbins (technical term) is so big & ugly....
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Monday 28 September 2009 I’d visited this once before back in June 1999. We definitely benefited from being there reasonably early & off-season
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Monday 28 September 2009 Pano created using autostitch autostitch.net (not perfect for once!)
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Monday 28 September 2009 ‘Penis’ stone lying in foreground – see close-up pic posted by Jane
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Sunday 27 September 2009
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Sunday 27 September 2009
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Sunday 27 September 2009 Through the farm & just into the first field....
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