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The boulder burial can be seen behind the stone on the right
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Some of the detritus left on the centre stone as ‘offerings’...
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The information board. I’ve only included the English half...
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Idiots have scratched their initials in the lichen. Grr.
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Seen from the bridle path to the rear of the houses.
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This also is not the true Ffynnion Druidion stone, but following Kammer’s lead, I’ll call this ‘Ffynnion Druidion JCB2’. It lies in a field to the NE of the real stone. I saw it whilst parked at SM921371.
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These stones are by the information board. Not sure if they’re part of the site or not...
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The two major stones in the row, showin gthe small boulder placed on top of the middle stone.
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This appears to be just resting on the surface, so I suspect it can’t be that old...
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Two stones, or two parts of a single stone?
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Bastards! What kind of people do something like this, then claim to be in touch with the spirits of place? There are obviously regular meetings here, judging from the detritus spread around, the numerous clouties in the trees and the fire pit (it was cold).
If I were local, I’d set the old bill on ‘em.
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The original ‘information’ sign. It reads:
Goldstone Tolmen
??? ???
Holy Stone of Druids
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17 May 2003 The outer Ditch and Embankment in the descending mist.
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17 May 2003
The stone in all its ‘glory’... Anyone got a skip? I’d like to shoot the people that do this kind of fly-tipping.
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17 May 2003. The stone in all it’s glory
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September 2002: Mikki getting all touchy-feely with the stone.
“It’s part of an old house, someone lived here...”
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Ok, it’s a bit new for TMA, but I felt the dyke must be older than suggested.
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