A standing stone with a hole in it. These stones are usually associated with legends of magical cures that people who pass through them will benefit from. See also Standing Stone  Opferstein Wasserstraße Holed Stone in North Rhine-Westphalia Posted by Harald_Platta on Wednesday, 25 October 2017 , Accuracy: 5 (No Pic) No Comments |
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