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Cows & MenhirsSt MayeuxCafe du CentreOne theory about the origins of menhirs is that there is a link between them and the domestication of cattle -whether or not this is the case, these cattle in Plourac'h seem to be taking particular pleasure from the presenceof a menhir in their field.Cafe - Bar - Take AwayVillage centre 22320 St-Mayeux02 96 24 01 12Wednesday - Sunday: 10am - 1pm / 4:30pm - 9pm.St-MayeuxSt Mayeux is famous for its church steeple, which was originally part of theAbbey of Bon Repos, over 15 kilometres away. When the abbey fell into disrepair,locals dismantled the bell-tower stone by stone and transported it to thevillage of St Mayeux, where it was added onto the existing church.The Cafe du Centre, run by Duane and Anna Mee (and their two sons Rubenand Oscar) is in the centre of the village and is open Wed to Sun 10-1 & 4.30- 9pm and offers a takeaway menu in the evenings that includes RoostersSouthern Fried Chicken. For more info, call Duane on 02 96 24 01 12HELP AND SUPPORT FOR PEOPLE LIVINGIN BRITTANY (see page 45)15FRENCH LESSONS & CONVERSATION CLUBSENGLISH LANGUAGE RADIO PROGRAMMEwww.spotlightonbrittany.frGENERALI FRANCEassurancesYves de ReviersSuccessor to:M. Georges HamonUK £1.25 France: 1€All Types of InsuranceCar House HealthInvestments RetirementFluent English Spoken7, rue des Portes – 22160 Callac02 96 45 51 15callac@agence.generali.frNo. ORIAS: 07035059