Le Menhir du camp de César reaches up 7m from ground level, and is said to be the tallest megalith still standing in the whole of France.
A collection of photographs of megalithic sites that I have visited over the last twenty five years, many of which are to be found in West Cork, but also some from travels in England, France and Spain.
Saturday, 19 March 2011
Arville, Vendée
Heading for La Jard sur Mer in the summer of 2005, I stopped in Arville to have a look at the king of the menhirs. It is found just behind the town hall, in the Parc de Roi de Menhirs.
Le Menhir du camp de César reaches up 7m from ground level, and is said to be the tallest megalith still standing in the whole of France.
Le Menhir du camp de César reaches up 7m from ground level, and is said to be the tallest megalith still standing in the whole of France.
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