A large stone marks the original site on the A494).
Three stones mark the main chamber, which has been dramatically reduced.
The stone marks the site of an early Christian cemetery and a church was probably located close by.
A stone marking the village as the centre of France.
The white stone marked 6 has the liberties d and h.
An adjacent field is where they were buried and at one time a stone actually marked the site of each grave.
A big stone that hadn't been there on my last visit a few years back was marking Grandfather's grave.
A temporary stone marked his grave for several years until the site was developed into a national cemetery.
A modest stone marks the spot where the body of the Prince was dragged from the river.
The black stones marked 1 have the liberties c, d and h.
