Bowl Rock sits near Trencrom Hill in Cornwall. It carries one of the most entertaining pieces of local folklore in the region. At first glance it looks like a simple rounded granite boulder resting in the grass. But according to Cornish tradition, this was no ordinary stone.
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St. Lythans Burial Chamber
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4 geological wonders to visit in the Peak District: https://www.stonebothering.com/2023/01/top-places-peak-district.html
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Marker stones appear across landscapes where people moved rather than settled. They record passage, presence, and routes without using writing.
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I love when stones and trees connect. It feels like a relationship between two divine forces of nature.
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The fogou at Carn Euny. Found only west of the River Fal on Britain’s mainland, their true purpose remains one of archaeology’s greatest debates.
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A puzzle written in stone. These "cup marks" appear on ancient sites all over the globe, yet their purpose remains a total mystery. What do you think they are?
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