These remains are rare in the Pyrenees, though so frequently met with in other parts of France.

In a meadow, not far removed from the high-road, is a block of granite, nearly flat, of great height, standing upright on the narrowest end: there is no quarry of similar stone in this part of the country; and its isolation and quality render it a subject of surprise--as much so as the unexplained wonders on Salisbury Plain.

The fairies, no doubt, if any fortunate individual could make friends with them now, could set the matter at rest; "But now can no man see none elves mo!".