A large earth-fast boulder on open moorland below Glaisdale Head
The stone marks an ancient boundary, it has been carved with the dates of estate perambulations.
The carvings read EGTON, RG 1713, 1719, 1735RC, E1745, F1752, 1779, 1799, 1821, 1844.
..Knox was perhaps the first to recognise the stone triangle. He records one from Ramsdale Hill Top, Two miles west-south-west of Robin Hood’s Bay made of stones 4-6 feet high..another near Stoup Brow forms an acute triangle, the tallest stone known as the Grey Horse Stone being not more than 5 feet high.
Early Man in NE Yorkshire. Frank Elgee. 1930
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