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Brocéliande
Brocéliande is a legendary enchanted forest of medieval European literature, especially associated with Arthurian tales. Medieval sources and later tradition link features such as the fountain of Barenton, the Val sans Retour, and a tomb of Merlin to this forest; in modern times it is commonly identified with the Paimpont forest in Brittany, France. The name functions as both a mythic landscape in romance and an identifiable wooded area in the Breton countryside.
Its prime
1200
Today
Legendary
As it stood in 1200
What Brocéliande looked like in its prime.
A broad, mixed deciduous wood of tall beech and oak trunks, dense understory of ferns and bracken, and a carpet of wet autumn leaves; moss and lichen cling to bark and scattered stones, with narrow muddy tracks, occasional clearings, small springs and pools like Barenton, and isolated Neolithic slabs or cairns half-buried in moss beneath a dappled, often mist-softened canopy.
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8 places to explore in 1200.
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