A stone, 1.1m high by 0.6m by 0.3m, that bares two plain inscribed crosses. The stone is set on a present community boundary and both the inscribed crosses and the execution tradition associated with it ("it is one of those stones to which the legend of the sheep-stealer is applied"), would be in acordance with its having been a medieval or post medieval boundary marker.
(source Os495card; SM81SE16)
J.Wiles 16.5.02