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| There's one much smaller than that on the north west shore of Llynau Cregennan, it's about 3 ft high and 2 ft wide. But how could the smallest standing stone ever be identified, I et the feeling that in a nationwide culture placing stones, wouldn't there be the most tiny stone placed somewhere by someone? There may be millions of tiny standing stones that are only placed 6 inches into the ground? Or does soil erosion preclude this? Reply | with quote | Posted by morfe lux 10th September 2003ce 17:54 In reply to: Britain's Smallest Standing Stone (Kammer) |
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