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| Back on the A30, I head WSW along the verge until the turn for Boscawenoon farm appears. Right next to the farm track, the pointy bulk of Bowscawen-Un hedge stone looms. Despite its rather everyday setting, this is a huge stone. Its triangular shape wouldn't necessarily mark it out as an obvious choice for a standing stone, so perhaps it was erected here on a spot close to its natural setting. This post appears as part of the weblog entry To be in England, in the summertime (Interlude) Drift - Lamorna
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Posted by thesweetcheat29th August 2010ce |
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