After a lunch of crepes and cider the rain fell quite massively so we waited till the following morning for a break in the weather to make our trek through the stones. They were, of course, as gorgeous as ever as you will see from the photos below.
Wednesday 7 November 2018
Carnac
The stones of Carnac have drawn us back again. We’ve had a couple of visits before, mainly in the depths of winter, so it was great to go when stuff - like restaurants and boulangeries - were open. We were delighted to buy a baguette de la menhir - so apt.
After a lunch of crepes and cider the rain fell quite massively so we waited till the following morning for a break in the weather to make our trek through the stones. They were, of course, as gorgeous as ever as you will see from the photos below.
After a lunch of crepes and cider the rain fell quite massively so we waited till the following morning for a break in the weather to make our trek through the stones. They were, of course, as gorgeous as ever as you will see from the photos below.
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