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The Longstone or Long Tom Cross stands on open moorland just under 1km SW of the Hurlers stone circles on Bodmin Moor. It is possibly a Christianised menhir and the wheel-head cross probably pre-dates the Norman conquest.
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Thrilled to find 'The Remarkable Pinwill Sisters' included in the Selected Bibliography and cited four times in the Introduction.
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The Pipers - two standing stones that possibly form a gateway to (or from) the three stone circles of The Hurlers near Minions on the eastern edge of Bodmin Moor #Cornwall
