282 - Les Eyzies de Layac

Or "Les Eyzies" for short. Either way I struggle with the pronunciation, ordering a beer or wine is so much easier.

[Denise Wood]

Fascinating capture - even if it's difficult to pronounce!! Cheers :) fav

[sally agnew]

It looks like a fascinating place to visit :)

[Shepherdman]

Wonderful architecture

[Shepherdman]

PS Fav

[Beryl Lloyd]

Stunning architecture built into the rocks -- so fascinating -- great shot ! Enjoy your beer -- cheers ! FAV

[Tim L]

Ths is so redolent of France, you just don't see things like this in the UK or Ireland.

[Lynda McG]

Interesting place - fav

[Krista Marson]

Yes! I was just there this summer! LOVED it there. Will you be seeing any caves. Oh, and a Belgium tourist overheard my husband and I debating how to pronounce Les Eyzies: Laiz Ay-zies, Lazy Ezees, Layz Ay-Zees, he corrected us: Layz A Z, or something like that.

[Bob Zwolinsky]

@blueberry1222 Not visited any cave yet, moving out tomorrow as have friends who are stayin 80 miles away on the way to Spain, after a few days with them will come back and do some caves, although many are closed at this time of year.

[Krista Marson]

@bob65 it's a short tourist season there. I think Roque St-Christoph stays open year round http://www.northofthedordogne.com/roque-saint-christophe.php

[tony gig]

Fabulous...Fav