Trefllys
Standing Stone / Menhir
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Nearest Town: Criccieth (3km SW) OS Ref (GB): SH525396 / Sheet: 124 Latitude: 52° 55' 59.21" N Longitude: 4° 11' 41.43" W
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This stone stands against a wall on the pavement in the village of Penrafelin and is about 3.5 mtrs tall.
Posted by hamish
24th September 2005ce
The National Monument Record suggests this isn't a prehistoric standing stone. Standing stone bearing the date 1721 with a cross, the only other inscription is the date 1778. The stone was erected in 1721. However, the record is categorised as Period: Unknown which suggests there may be some ambiguity.
Posted by Kammer
24th September 2005ceEdited 24th September 2005ce