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| This is close to where I came in. I need to ring Stan up, about those cupmarked stones, in that valley. I've still not counted them - I'm proud to say. Somewhere, back around the time of that thread (and I've searched back quite closely) was a link to a white witch in Northumberland who was using a holed stone for some of her ceremonies. There was some discussion of the corn circlers about that time as well... Can anyone either find that link or name that stone ? I wonder *how many* holed stones are known in the country ? Is the twelve I've found in Bolton (three are broken) a large number ? I think I know what they were *for* (selling chisels) but doubt anybody would accept that explanation. Sorry for subverting this thread - I'll post an image of one of my cupmarked stones, from the Knar, after this machine has been overhauled... david Reply | with quote |  20th November 2002ce 15:09 In reply to: Re: Castlerigg, there's the rub! (fitzcoraldo)2 replies: Re: Castlerigg, there's the rub! (fitzcoraldo) Re: Castlerigg, there's the rub! (fitzcoraldo) |
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