We visited La Roche Solutre in July, but it was at the end of the holiday and the internet was slow.
It is where thousands of horse and other animals bones, slaughtered in pre-history, were found at the base of the rock.
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| La Roche Solutre |
It was such an evocative place.
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| Another rock viewed from La Roche Solutre |
There are two significant rock formations in the area to the West of Macon surrounded by historic wine villages and many many vines.
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| Typical countryside in the region, vines, villages and woods. This was taken from the top of the Roche |
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| Conservation of plant species is aided by grazing of horses thought to be decended from prehistoric breeds. |
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