Stone megaliths, a picnic and a trampoline

Carnac, France.

Carnac is the home to over a thousand stone megaliths that are put in long rows according to size in an area that stretches over two and a half miles. No one knows who placed these stones, where the stones came from, or how they were carried. Jack thinks that they used a chisel and men to get the rocks from underneath the ocean. There is a legend that says that these stones are Roman soldiers that were turned into stone while fighting the Gallois soldiers of France.

We enjoyed a rare sunny day while exploring the mysteries of Carnac.

Stacked stones like these tend to be burial places or tombs.

After exploring Carnac, we went to the beach for a picnic at Trinity sur mer. Jack found a baby crab and Kate found a seashell ring. We all enjoyed baguette and pâté with our friends Marie-Andree and Claude while we watched people dig in the tide pools and relax in the sun.

Jack at the sea port Trinity sur mer.

Kate back "home" in Damgan jumping on a bungee cord trampoline to wrap up another fantastic day!

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