Thoughts on France - Mostly le Perigord

Results of research of a potential sqwook/otterkin/andpossiblytheircutemalecompanions voyage.

Cool stuff:
*Near Montignac: Lascaux, Gisement de Regourdou (bear caves)
*Grotte de Villars (natural and prehistory)
At Vendoire: Ecomusee de la Tourbe / Maison des Tourbieres, nature trails
Grotte du Grand Roc, near les Eyzies (natural)
*Grotte de Font-de-Gaume  (prehistory)
*Grotte du Pech-Merle (prehistory and natural), near Cabrerets
*Gouffre de Padirac (natural)
Peyrebrune cromlech, and near Gramat-dolmens of pech-farrat, segala, les aspes 
Chateau Jumilhac le Grand
Near Piegut-Pluviers: Menhir de Fixard, and neolithic burial ground La Butte-du-College
Saint-Estephe- Roc Branlant
Tremolat - medieval village on a curve (cingle) in the Dordogne River, has 12es chapel of St. Hilaire.
Around Prayssac: circuit des dolmens (2 dolmens, a 'garriote''throne', ancient well, menhirs and Cromlech of Roquebert known as "chaos"). Tourist info at Prayssac.
*At Fumel: Chateau de Bonaguil (fortress of the 13es)
At Douzains: "its enormous oak tree that figures in several local legends..." ???
At Septfonds: many dolmens

*=top sites

In/Near Spain:
Urkulu
Lecumberry
Occabe (accent aigue) / Okabe
Plateau Benou, Cromlechs de lou Couraus (Cromlechs de Benou)

Elsewhere:
Coligny calendar- Lyon, on display at the Palais des Arts museum - Gallo Roman; 1es celtic calendar, oldest celtic calendar known. Might interest celtic_elk.
Sequana/Seine - the source of the Seine is near Alesia, Courceau, and St. Germain, in a beech woods. Sequana is the celtic Goddess, Seine is the river. (This is the river that flows through Paris). I don't necessarily think we should visit, but I hadn't heard of Sequana.
Forest of Broceliande (aka Paimpont), the site of many King Arthur stories; Carnac, a massive prehistoric site, is nearby. Is the forest magical in reality? Are there nature trails? Not sure. In Brittany/Bretagne, France's main area of celtic-remnant culture (Breton is still spoken in remote areas).

Search terms of interest:
megalithismes
baratze
cromlechs
cercle

Books & websites:
Dordogne & the Lot, Dana Facaros & Michael Pauls
The Dawn of Art - Chauvet
Places of pilgrimage - http://www.pilgrimsall.org/placesofpilgrimage/
Megalithic portal (includes France) - http://www.megalithic.co.uk/ 
Irish megaliths (includes France) - http://www.irishmegaliths.org.uk/genius.htm