menhir

In the middle of the alignments, a farm with a Creperie.

Rows of standing stones.

Walkway along the stones.

Rows of standing stones.

Rows of standing stones.

Rows of standing stones.

Large dolmen on the edge of the rows.

Rows of standing stones.

Rows of standing stones.

You can drive along the alignments.

Rows of standing stones.

Rows of standing stones.

Rows of standing stones.

Rows of standing stones.

Fields are fenced but paths take you close to the stones.

Over 3,000 standing stones (menhirs) in rows.

The Carnac Alignments (Alignements de Carnac) are rows of more than 3,000 standing stones erected during the Neolithic period, over 6,000 years ago. The lines of stones are in adjoining fields north of the towns of Carnac and La Trinité-sur-Mer in south-eastern Brittany, near the coast. This is...

A short Menhir.

Very tall, fallen Menhir (11m). Amazing to be able to walk on it.

Largest Menhir in France, 9.5 meters. It was taller but lightening broke off part of the top.