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Happy Friday Everyone!!!
#IntoTheWild

It’s another Bank Holiday weekend edition of #fingerpostfriday . Lots of rain this week so I bet there will be a few wet ones in the mix. So let’s get Friday going with a flurry of fingerposts 😊🚏

Good morning everyone. #TreeOfTheDay no.814 The village green oak.

Only the truly monumental chamber of the passage grave at Crucuno in Plouharnel (Morbihan) survives. This card from 1905 or earlier by a photographer called Beaumont shows its position at the heart of the village where it still stands today.

Good morning everyone #TreeOfTheDay no.813

Kibbo Kift in full 'back to nature' garb with founder John Hargrave (1928) Meaning 'To Show Great Strength' in Cheshire dialect, Kibbo Kift existed as a reaction to the trauma of WW1, merging boy & girl scout skills with utopian ideology of a better way to live.

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Good morning everyone!!!
#CountrysideTrees

Good morning everyone. #TreeOfTheDay no.812

Early start today so just a quick post of this card by Artaud-Nozais, which did not appear in volume 2, of the Grand Menhir Brisé in Locmariaquer (Morbihan). It shows 3 of the 4 fragments and their enormity is clearly indicated by the figures standing on top.

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Happy #thicktrunktuesday Everyone!!!

The Dolmen of Briande I in Arçay (Vienne) has a long narrow chamber (10m long x 1.8m wide) covered by a single capstone,now broken in two, resting on seven surviving orthostats. Possible evidence for a portal suggests it was a dolmen angevin. #TombTuesday .

Good morning everyone. #TreeOfTheDay no.811
Happy #ThickTrunkTuesday

#BenchmarkMonday
All Souls, Poundsbridge.

The menhir of La Dent de Gargantua (Gargantua’s Tooth) is close to the village of Chablé in St-Suliac (Ille-et-Vilaine). It is a large block of coarse, angular white quartz standing 5m tall. This card by Passemard in Dinan c. 1905.

Good morning everyone. #TreeOfTheDay no.810 Fingers crossed for Monday. #WalkBeforeWork

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#AnEndlessFlowingDream

The 4.5m tall menhir of Kerelcun in La Feuillée (Finistère) stands at 250m above sea-level and is probably the highest located menhir in Brittany. This card by Joncour in Brasparts c. 1905 and his negative was re-used by Hamonic on his number 3831. #StandingStoneSunday .

Good morning everyone. #TreeOfTheDay no.809 Enjoy your Sunday footpaths.

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#LetsClimbIntoTheGreen
Have a beautiful weekend everyone!!!

One of the earliest cards of the passage tomb of La Table des Marchands in Locmariaquer (Morbihan) is this one by Neurdein which was in print by 1897. It shows the main capstone and the decorated terminal slab (left) and a man sits on one of the capstones of the passage.