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The transepted passage grave of Mane-Groh in Erdeven (56)
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has a long passage (on the right here) leading to a chamber with four lateral cells each with its own capstone. The central part of the chamber had 3 capstones. There has been restoration since this view c. 1909pic.twitter.com/XNlBdcnfT5
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The mythical forest of Broceliande has been “located” at several areas including the forest of Fougeres in Ille-et-Vilaine
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When these forests contain dolmens they are often seen in local folklore as being Merlin’s tomb or the home of Morgan etc. #FolkloreThursdaypic.twitter.com/fZcdeNTQAq
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In its current state the dolmen of Lan-Kerellec in Trebeurden (22)
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has a single capstone supported on two orthostats either side and an end stone. It is clearly the chamber, or part of it, from a larger original structure either a passage grave or an allee couverte.pic.twitter.com/KZqASdHVqg
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This view of the best preserved of four dolmens at Mane-Remor in Plouharnel (56)
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was issued by David c.1901 using a plate by Le Rouzic. It shows 2 of the orthostats of the passage and the chamber with its heavy capstone. Woman in bonnet and striped apron not impressed!pic.twitter.com/y6C2GTtaaz
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In one tradition the menhirs of the alignments at Menec in Carnac
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were thought to have grown like plants from pebbles sown in neat rows by fairies. The cows seem to prefer the grass tho... #FolkloreThursdaypic.twitter.com/PkuoroQDbz
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Views of the narrow and broad faces of the 5.5 metre tall menhir of Kerdunus in Tregunc (29)
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. Hamonic's caption says that once there were lots of megaliths and strange rocks nearby but they were broken up by quarrymen for building blocks and ballast.pic.twitter.com/Up08bJ85HO
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c. 1905 a Sunday afternoon visit to the 5.1 metre high menhir of Pierre Longue in Noyal-sous-Bazouges (35)
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could be made on foot, by bicycle or in a horse and carriage. Set in the talus it was christianised by the addition of a cross in the 1860s.pic.twitter.com/RucHiVviAn
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As yesterday's view of the alignments of Menec at Carnac
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seemed popular this is another card by Vassellier of Nantes with the same four women striking a different pose a bit further along the rows.pic.twitter.com/eynp824HNf
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One tradition said that all 1169 stones of the alignments at Menec in Carnac
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were carried there and erected by "crions" who were only 60-90cm tall but stronger than giants. Each of them could carry a menhir single-handed without any help. #FolkloreThursdaypic.twitter.com/HH9gtWRcUi
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The 4.5 metre high menhir at Beg-Meil in Fouesnant stood near the signal station. In the early 1900s it was painted white to serve as a landmark for sailors. Because of this it was knocked over during the 2nd war and has never been re-erected.
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What better place to visit for a Sunday afternoon outing in winter than the magnificent 17 metre long Loire dolmen of La Roche aux Fees at Esse (35). Make sure you don a winter coat, take your half life-sized doll and don't forget the dog might like a walk too.pic.twitter.com/0kb7GlagHB
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When the neolithic people built the megalithic tomb at Trevou-Treguignec in Cotes-d'Armor they doubtless had no idea that it would see a new
#beginnings as a barn on a dairy farm 5,000 years later!#FolkloreThursdaypic.twitter.com/VkUeAnI1Rd
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This woman almost looks as if she's standing guard ready to stop anyone entering the alignments du Moulin at St-Pierre-Quiberon (56). The tall stone on the right is known as the Great Monk as from some angles it has the profile of a man in a long habit and cowl. This card 1905.pic.twitter.com/E0DcmmnIr3
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Despite some damage, the allee couverte at Ile-Milliau in Trebeurden (22) is still impressive with 15 surviving supports, 3 large capstones (hence its local name Trois Tables en Place), a fourth lying nearby and a fifth lost. This card, with 2 women for scale, by Levy c. 1916.pic.twitter.com/Cb050BAMsz
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The dolmen of Men-Milliget in Landunvez is known by other names. St-Gonvel, after the chapel by which it stands. And Roche Maudite, the Cursed Rock though I have come across no explanation as to why it was cursed. A bit of lost folklore there? This card c. 1905
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Situated in the arc of a sharp bend in the road it is surprising that the V-shaped passage grave of Kermario in Carnac has not suffered more damage or even survived at all. This card by MTIL c. 1905 so before restoration works in the 1920s.pic.twitter.com/pbLUnZZcBC
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The 6m high menhir of St-Duzec in Pleumeur-Bodou (22) is the most heavily christianised. A granite cross with crucifix was added to the top, instruments of the passion and other symbols were carved on it in 1674 and there was a painting of the crucifixion (no longer there).pic.twitter.com/oz5k8RlzDq
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One folktale claims that the stones forming the alignments at Kerzerho in Erdeven (56) were carried there by fairies in a competitive show of their strength. The rows at Kerzerho would have rivalled those at Menec in Carnac but many stones have been lost.
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This is a very vividly hand coloured edition of Levy's card of the alignements du Moulin at St-Pierre-Quiberon (56) issued c. 1925. The negative it uses however dates from at least 1906, well before the houses that now surround them were built (mostly from the 1930s onwards).pic.twitter.com/YJAH4DCFVa
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The chamber of the allee couverte on Ile-Grande in Pleumeur-Bodou (22) is 8x1.5m. but only about a metre high. It has 2 large capstones and kerbstones to support the cairn. This card by Andrieu c. 1905 when the tomb was in a cabbage field.pic.twitter.com/f5XkkvKsLl
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