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StoneLifter
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Re: Your favourite 'significant landscape feat...
Mar 18, 2005, 16:51
That's a standing stone. Those grooves are carved - laboriously - and are sometimes described as pollisoirs (I'm sure that spelling is wrong). It's further evidence of how much effort those guys would go to to frame the setting moon.
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