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| Clach an Trushal might mean 'stone of compassion', or maybe 'stone of gathering'. It's the largest standing stone on Lewis at 5.8m high and allegedly was erected to mark a victory by the Morisons of Ness over their enemies the MacAulays of Uig. (I probably read this in Mr Grinsell's 'Folklore of Prehistoric Sites in Britain' (1976)). |
Posted by Rhiannon12th September 2003ce Edited 30th June 2007ce
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