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This monument was put in place in the 1800s, apparently replacing an older version which had been there since the 1300s. It is heavily weathered (the rock type is oolite - a soft limestone variety) especially on the front right where it serves as a seat for the patrons of the adjacent Bull and Terrier public house.

Source

http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/187306

Date

Sunday, 4 June, 2006

Author

Sharon Loxton

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