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Beg-er-Goalennec menhirs
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Submitted bythecaptain
AddedJun 05 2006
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Description Beg er Goalennec menhir B is a heart shaped menhir which stands 3 metres tall right beside the Cote Sauvage road. It is splendidly situated to sit and watch the waves break over this spectacular coastline.

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AngieLake
(2008-01-29)
rw1, this is about the size you might consider posting.
(Lovely pic Martyn! I must have been away that week in 06, as I don't recall seeing it before.) - Good one for Valentine's Day, eh??

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