I have an affinity for stone that comes from I know not where – solid, enduring, strong, ancient, often colourful, often beautiful in abstract form, and useful. I have many photos of stone but these are the ones I selected for Ailsa’s travel theme: stone
Mill stones at Carew Castle, Wales
Lichen covered stone wall in Cornwall England
Gate and stone wall in Lehon France
My garden
Outbuildings at Château de Combourg France
Newgale Beach Wales
Menhir at Dol De Bretagne, France
Andes Mountains Chile
St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall England
Village of St Enimie, France
Beyond the Brush 
It’s really hard not to like these, Lynne! 🙂
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That’s a kind comment, John, thank you 🙂
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What an amazing collection of photos! I never have heard of that huge boulder in France !
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It’s similar to the stones of Stonehenge in England – there are a number of ‘standing stones’ in Brittany in particular, which is where that photo was taken.
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Thats what I thought too amongst other things. 🙂
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Lynne, those are wonderful shots.
janet
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Appreciate that, Janet – thank you.
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Love those two millstones, and the Menhir in France is really huge. 🙂
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It was – I should have had someone in the picture for scale.
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Wonderful set of captures Lynne – each more beautiful than the last. Really nicely done!
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Appreciated, Tina, thanks 🙂
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Great variety here! Newgale beach took me back…. to sand yachting many years ago!
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At Newgale? Or some other fine stretch of sand?
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I’m au re it was Newgale…
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I have that same fascination with stone. 🙂
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Terrific range of stone images.
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