Placed wonderfully on the crown of a rounded spur of land this triangular stone is really nice. It is only 1.7m tall and so is by no means massive, but its unusual shape is very interesting.
It is impossible to tell if the top is broken off or if it never reached a fine point. The base is about 50cm across.
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