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Unless otherwise stated, this image is the copyright of the submitter. Contact them for permission to reproduce it. |  | | Description | Commanding a panoramic view of the Wharfe valley. Adjacent to the moor-edge path between the Swastika stone and Addingham Moor. Still easily overlooked though! Does anyone know how it got it's name? |
| Posted Comments: handaxe
(2003-11-03) | I thought it was called the Piper Stone. I have a picture taken when the sun is setting and the carvings are more distinct. | handaxe
(2003-11-03) | I thought his was called the Piper Stone. I have a picture taken when the sun is setting and the carvings are more distinct which I will send. | davidraven
(2003-11-03) | It's sometimes called the Piper's Crag Stone, but the 1:25,000 OS map calls it the Noon Stone (unless the Noon Stone is another stone entirely, somewhere very close to this one! :-D) | andy h
(2003-11-05) | Yes, this is known as the Pipers Crag Stone. The Noon Stone is an erratic boulder nearby to the west. | davidraven
(2003-11-05) | You're right! I just looked today. The Noon stone is about 750 meters to the west. Oops! Apologies! :-) |
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