Imagine a Breton forest where rocks of several tons seem to have been laid on each other by a giant hand, like logs forgotten after a titanium part. In Huelgoat, in the Finistère, this mineral spectacle has long intrigued walkers and scientists. The most attractive explanation, the one that has been circulating for generations, [...]
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Imagine a Breton forest where rocks of several tons seem to have been laid on each other by a giant hand, like logs forgotten after a titanium part. In Huelgoat, in the Finistère, this mineral spectacle has long intrigued walkers and scientists. The most attractive explanation, the one that has been circulating for generations, [...]