A BEAUTIFUL WALK IN LOCMARIAQUER

Today, Heidi, Danielle, Clemence and I and ventured out to Locmariaquer. This is a little coastal village near the opening of the gulf of Morbihan (which we live on) into the Atlantic Ocean. Because of it's location on the coast, it seemed like we were surrounding by water everywhere we turned. We walked all along the coast and enjoyed many beautiful sights.

The tulips are really starting to show their color. I know you will be seeing yours soon.

We saw many views of the ocean and gulf as well as getting to see this huge megalith we found along the path.This megalith was different from the other ones we have seen before in Carnac. This one was a dolmen versus the menhir. A dolmen is actually a tomb named the Table des Marchands. We actually stooped and walked inside to look around although didn't venture down the 23 foot corridor to the funerary chamber. Not something you see every day in Indiana!

People were camping and fishing in abundance today. One woman told us that because the tide was exceptionally low, the mussels were very easy to scavenge for today and everyone was taking advantage of this.

Each day the temperatures are getting warmer and warmer. Luckily we have not had much rain latey so we have been able to get outside and enjoy the weather. It was sunny and 18 degrees C (64 degrees F) today!

AMOS 4:13 The one who forms the mountains, creates wind, reveals his thoughts...theLord, the God of hosts, is his name!