Monolith of quartz conglomerate, 1.6m high by 0.6m square. The condition of the top of the stone suggests that a piece has been lost. A second monolith stands c.200m to the E (Nprn305529)
(source Os495card; SS49SE12)
J.Wiles 04.07.02

As described above. The stone stands upright on the immediate NW side of a footpath, between it and an adjacent hedged field boundary. It is surrounded by a shallow stony hollow 2.5m in diameter and 0.2m deep.

visited D.K.Leighton 9 December 2007