There were said to have been removed by a local vicar at one point, in a sermon which said, so much for your idolatry of stones. They were back the next time someone went up there to check, however. I think Ann Ross in her book quotes someone reporting them gone, but when checked on, they were back again. Perhaps an urban myth to put people off taking them?
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