St Breock Longstone
Taken with a Fujifilm 10mp s8100.
3½ miles South West of Wadebridge off A39 (OS Map 200; ref SW 968683)
This Menhir or prehistoric Longstone, which was originally about 16 feet high, was known as Men Gurta. It is now called St Breock Longstone. Weighing about 16.5 tons it is still the heaviest standing stone in Cornwall. For many centuries it has been recognised as a significant meeting place for the Cornish People.
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Steve & Lesley 22 days ago
wonderful
Rob Parsons replied 21 days ago
Cheers Steve
Richard Veal 22 days ago
Nice capture and interesting narrative Rob.
Rob Parsons replied 21 days ago
Thanks Richard
Finbarr Reilly 22 days ago
Excellent capture Rob wonderful colours, great info also.
Rob Parsons replied 21 days ago
Cheers Fino
Andrew Leighton 22 days ago
Nice one Rob,I like the inclusion of the grass in the foreground they add a bit of depth to the shot. :)
Rob Parsons replied 21 days ago
Thanks Andrew
artwhiz47 22 days ago
I love these prehistoric sites; great shot…
Rob Parsons replied 21 days ago
Cheers Shelia – appreciated.
greenstone 21 days ago
fantastic subject,history,and shot!!!!!!!!!
Rob Parsons replied 21 days ago
Thanks again for the fave.
Shaun Whiteman 20 days ago
Lovely lighting and pov mate, what an amazing looking rock!!!
Rob Parsons replied about 22 hours ago
Thanks Shaun – it’s just lurking in the middle of nowhere !!