THE MONKS' GARDEN

This megalithic site, 25 m long by 5 to 6 m wide, is at the heart of many legends. One tells that the lords and monks of the area led a dissolute life. Saint Méen thought he had reasoned with them, but found them in this clearing to be ripped off. It was too much for him. To punish them, he turned them into stones. Another legend tells of a wild hunt by a son of a lord with an unattractive character.