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Description	Česky: Družec, okres Kladno. Zkamenělec, kámen stojící v rohu zdi v jihozápadním sousedství kostela Nanebevzetí Panny Marie. Váží se k němu pověsti o zkamenělém křivopřísežníkovi či rouhajícím se pasákovi. Někdy též považován za menhir. English: Družec, Kladno District, Czech Republic. Zkamenělec (Man-turned-into-stone), a stone in corner of a wall next to the Assumption churh, according to legends a perjurer or a blasphemer. Also claimed to be a menhir.
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Date	April 2006
Author	User:Miaow Miaow
Permission (Reusing this image)	PD-self

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