Tucked away in a corner of Hove Park in East Sussex is a big, brown and somewhat unassuming boulder.
But the story of the so-called Goldstone is far from unremarkable.
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Not sure why the BBC decided to make it news but it is a cool stone! Not convinced it was ever part of a stone circle either. However, to end on a positive note I'm glad it got dug up again after being buried!
I like the fact the BBC quite unironically used the reference to Druids in the headline, despite the article itself saying that people "used to" (i.e. in Victorian times at the latest) think it was something to do with Druids. Tail-end of silly season I guess. At least they managed to shoehorn a reference to Stonehenge in at the end, too.