There are lot of ruins in Brittany. Sometimes it was a church having the tallest tower in the town in 14th century, sometimes it was a part of castle wall in 16th century, and sometimes it was a small barn. Exactly saying, some of old architecture are still actively used. Even a historical abandoned architecture is giving the identity of this country. You may find several scroll here and there on the picture. Those are not typical ‘triskele’ of Brittany but are seen often.
写真はブルターニュにあるノートルダム修道院の遺跡のひとつである。この地域に多い渦巻模様が至る所に刻まれている。観光地というわけでもなく、牧草地の中を抜ける田舎道にポツンと立っている。
A contribution to A Photo a Week Challenge: Abandoned by Nancy Merrill Photography.
l'atelier tanu | tagnoue 