Monday 5 October 2009
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Monday 5 October 2009 You can really see the capstones in this pic
Image credit: Tim Clark
Monday 5 October 2009
Image credit: Tim Clark
Monday 5 October 2009
Image credit: Tim Clark
Image credit: Moth Clark
Image credit: Moth Clark
Image credit: Moth Clark
Image credit: Moth Clark
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On the northern side of the estuary of Quillimadec, near a hamlet called Larret, we found another, very denuded allee couverte on the beach.
There’s no doubt that this one is completely covered by the sea at high tide for seaweed clings of every part of every remaining stone as if it is wearing some kind of seaside camouflage.
It’s not nearly so impressive as Kernic to the east, but it does have two parallel rows of stones, a distinctive fallen capstone and a unique ambience.
Sites within 20km of Quillimadec
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Grouanec stèle
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Men Marz
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Kernic
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Lannoulouarn
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Menhir de Croaz Ambich
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