A Church & a Prehistoric Tomb in Brennilis
The Church of Notre Dame in Brennilis was developed from 1485 through to the 16C, and has recently been restored, again.
The Cairn at Barnenez
The Cairn at Barnenez lies at on the tip of the Peninsula of Kernéléhen, jutting out into the Bay of Morlaix at the head of the Morlaix River. Curiously, the cairn was only ‘discovered’ in the 1950s as a result of … Continued
Prehistoric Anta Sao Gens in Portugal
Between Amieira and Flor da Rosa is the Anta de São Gens – an extraordinary sight. For further information The Megalithic Portal – fantastic resource for anything prehistoric
The Alignments of Little Menec, Carnac
I was tiring of stones but decided we had to to see the Alignments of Little Menec because I had read it was ‘magical’, and that was indeed the case. Do not miss this site if you are in the … Continued
Tumulus of Kercado
I needed a change from lines of stones – the Tumulus of Kercado, c.4,500BC
Le Menec, Carnac, black & white photography
Is the atmosphere and age of Le Menec better conveyed in black & white?
Mougau Bihan megalith
What a day! A walk around Huelgoat, a visit to Commana Church, and then the first Neolithic construction! Great!
Travel in Spain, Day 4, Castro de Barona
We left Ribeira to drive along the Ria de Noia. The weather was deteriorating and visibility was restricted – not quite what I had in mind – and then we saw a signpost for Castro de Baroña and stopped to look. … Continued