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| Visited 9.12.11 This was my last site of the day and the light was fading fast. It was so dull in fact that I was in two minds about attempting to find the stone. In the end I got there just before it became completely dark. Parking opposite the farm drive in a small lay by I jumped over the gate and headed down the track. The stone was a lot easier to find than I was expecting. As you walk down the farm drive you soon come to a passing place on your left (5 minute walk). The standing stone is easily seen from here on your left. The ground towards the stone is very boggy and I was lucky that I had my wellies on! The stone itself is about 1.5 metres high and leaning to the south west. It is covered in lichen. Right next to the 'main' stone is a smaller version – about a third of the size. I have no idea if this is prehistoric and connected with Maen Llywd or just a random stone which happens to be here? By the time I got back to the car it was black. I am glad I didn't get here 10 minutes later! Worth a quick look when in the area. |
Posted by CARL 15th December 2011ce |
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