These photos are from a walk we did around Le Grand Pressigny on 4 October.
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| Bodhi belongs to Amanda and Leslie, and he is a Coton du Tuléar, a Madagascan breed of dog. |
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| The top of the 16th century Tour Vironne, part of the Chateau du Grand Pressigny. |
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| Amanda meets a Giant Elk at the Museum of Prehistory in Le Grand Pressigny. |
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| Ruined 12th century tower, which came crashing down one morning in the 1980s. |
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| Two Jackdaws, small grey crows, resting on the ruined tower. |
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| The 17th century Nymphaeum, with a spring fed pool which allowed weary walkers to refresh themselves. [link] |
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| Ploughed fields. |
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| At this point our way was blocked by a large pile of municipal compost. |
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| A nook, or possibly cranny, in the Chateau du Grand Pressigny. |
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| A courtyard at the chateau. |
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| Entrance to the Museum of Prehistory. |
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