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Unless otherwise stated, this image is the copyright of the submitter. Contact them for permission to reproduce it. |  | | Description | However from the south and north its width can be seen to equal the height. This is a very common size and shape for menhirs in this area of Finistere. |
| Posted Comments: minteddy
(2009-05-18) | Was the tide out when you took this? I never got anywhere near as this to the menhir when I visited it. | Martin L
(2009-05-18) | I am also very surprised. Visited it 2 times 20 years ago and both times it was approximately 30m off shore. | minteddy
(2009-05-19) | Perhaps the effect of global warming - the sea is evaporating! | paulcall
(2009-05-21) | I got to about 8 metres away. I took my GPS reading on the edge here. First time visit for me, but the growth of the plants suggests they are not regularly covered by the sea. I like minteddy's idea about global warming, but that should actually have the opposite effect, and raise the sea level shouldn't it !? |
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