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Image of Lendrick Lodge Stone (Standing Stone / Menhir) by hamish

As this stone has been returned to its place I suppose it is in concrete.

Image credit: Mike Murray
Image of Lendrick Lodge Stone (Standing Stone / Menhir) by hamish

This shape of stone seems to be quite common.

Image credit: Mike Murray

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Lendrick Lodge Stone

Lovely stone in a lovely setting. The snow and frost certainly add to the atmosphere around this re-erected stone. I parked further along than the two other fieldnotes (first wide bit in road after the lodge heading west). Spying a handily placed tree I climbed up and jumped over the fence.

Visited 27/12/2014.

Lendrick Lodge Stone

I parked outside of a house opposite the field where the stone is sited. A lady came along and asked if I was going to have a look at the stone.She lived here and is a member of a local archeological group. She asked me if I knew Nick Brand, she was hoping he would give the group a talk about his stone travels. I can’t add more because Nick has told it all.

Lendrick Lodge Stone

Leave the A928 just before Kirriemuir and take the un-numbered road leading west. About a mile and a half along this you will see Lendrick Lodge on your right (north of the road). If you park here carefully, then there’s a gate into the field south of the road, where the stone lies.

The lady who lives in the Lodge is very informative. She told me a bit about the stone. Apparently a good few years ago the farmer at Linross was one of these ‘progressive’ types. The stone was removed and dumped in a corner of the field. A short while later, a man with a clipboard turns up at her door, asking ‘didn’t there used to be a stone in that field’, so she told him the story. Two weeks later the stone was back in its original position.... One up for the man with the clipboard!

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