| This is l'Auberge de la Cour Verte, in Dol de Bretagne, where we had a wonderfully hearty meal whose main dish consisted of fresh steaks grilled over an open fire in the dining room. |  |
| And here is the view of the cows outside of our window at the métairie in Bouillante (between Dol-de-Bretagne and Epiniac). |  |
| The Menhir du Champ-Dolent is one of the many monoliths scattered around Brittany, indicating the Celtic roots of the area. When we got out the car to take a look, we observed a guy walking around the menhir taking energy readings with various simple instruments (divining rods, among the ensemble). Cool! |  |
| This is a fairly typical example of the Normand houses found in the area. Not merely monuments to a forgotten time, there are actually a good number of these dwellings that are lived in today. |  |
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This page was created by David M. Rojas and last updated on Monday June 14, 1999.