The giant's tomb - so named because the interior is about 4 metres in length. It dates from around 1500 BC and was probably the grave of a minor prince of the time. Originally the stones were almost certainly menhirs - standing stones - dating from about 2500 BC
Looks like the "Hunnebed" we have here in the Netherlands Richard...
But the Hunnebed is 3350 en 3050 BC if im right..
We still have 52 of them, some of those are still intact... (Thank you wikipedia) haha...
I really like this low POV. And the story behind it makes it more meaningful.
Update on camera -- a new one should arrive tomorrow. They did stand behind it quite as they should have.
I'm fascinated - it must be awesome to stand there knowing something is so old and ponder things like - when were they standing, when did they fall, how many faeries have danced around them ... sigh :)
But the Hunnebed is 3350 en 3050 BC if im right..
We still have 52 of them, some of those are still intact... (Thank you wikipedia) haha...
Update on camera -- a new one should arrive tomorrow. They did stand behind it quite as they should have.