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A view through the Mên-an-Tol holed stone, found in the Penwith area of Cornwall, UK. Local legend claims that a child would be cured of rickets (osteomalacia) or a woman of infertility if passed through the hole.
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| current | 17:17, 20 January 2006 | 295×225 (40 KB) | David Kernow | (A view through the Mên an Tol holed stone, found in the Penwith area of Cornwall, UK. Tradition claims that passage through it will cure rickets or infertility. Richard Mudhar, owner of [http:) |
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