The Skirrid Mountain or locally Holy Mountain near Abergavenny was, according to legend, where a earthquake took place at the time of Christ's crucifixion [about AD 33]. A large lump of the mountain at the northern end slipped down the side. This notch or gash, call it what you will, is clearly visible near the remains of St Michael's Chapel, and for many miles around. It is a landmark to many local people. Another legend states that a local giant called Jack of Kent attempted to jump from the Sugar Loaf Mountain to the Skirrid, but he missed his footing and pulled part of the mountain down causing the gash. Soil from the sides of the Skirrid is regarded as sacred. Farmers have used it to grow their produce to great effect.
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