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Folklore
At a point where the four parishes of Zennor, Morvah, Gulval, and Madron meet, is a flat stone with a cross cut on it. The Saxon kings are also said to have dined on this*.*As well as at the Table-mên stone. See Popular Romances of the West of England, by Robert Hunt (3rd ed. 1908). |
Posted by Rhiannon1st August 2012ce Edited 1st August 2012ce
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| Nice one! Add site and Rhiannon provides folkore. Bit of a rubbish dining table though, it's not exactly flat-topped. |
Posted by thesweetcheat1st August 2012ce |
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It's an affliction. I need pity. The stone would do for a quick picnic though wouldn't it. |
Posted by Rhiannon 1st August 2012ce |
| Do you think Saxon kings went in for quick picnics? I'd assumed large multi-course feasts, with boars' heads and such like. |
Posted by thesweetcheat 1st August 2012ce |
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