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Dolmen in Kermario
It was cloudy, gray and windy, but that made our visit to the megaliths even more adventurous. |
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Dolmen #2
The early dolmens were passage graves with a single chamber, separated from the corridor. Inside some of the dolmens are engravings and Neolithic artifacts. |
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L'île aux Moines Boat Trip
We took a '3 hour tour' of these islands. The clouds were magnificent that afternoon. |
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Port-Blanc Thatched Roof
While on our tour, we also hiked this island and I snapped off some shots of these 'quaint' (to say the least) homes. At that moment, I felt I could live here forever. |
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Port-Blanc Doorway
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Port-Blanc Pathway
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Church St. Michel
This church, located on the island of Port-Blanc, was built in 1825. The window with the single miniature daisy-like flower caught my eye. |
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Church St. Michel #2
I don't think this church had changed all that much since it was built, except for the stained glass windows. |
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Port-Blanc Shed
Walking around the island we came upon this old dilapidated shed next to an oyster farm. It was rustic and picturesque. |
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Auray Vicinity
After our long day of hiking and cruising the islands, we walked around the streets of Old Auray. |
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La Trinité-sur-Mer Boulangerie
The buildings in La Trinité town were absolutely unique. I felt as though I had stepped back in time and I was loving it! |
