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Discover Pleine-Fougères
Classified as a Commune du Patrimoine Rural de Bretagne, owes its name to a plant that grows there in abundance: Pleine-Fougères. The Roche Buquet megalith attests that the site has been inhabited for 5 millennia. The washhouse, which represents the time when the women of the village used to get together to do their washing, or the church, with its paving or the manoir des Chauffault and many other curiosities.
