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Tim Jenkinson writes: “On the lower north slopes [of Cut Hill] several curious upright rocks can be seen, these have been identified by a succession of writers as possible guiding stones through a passageway known as Cut Lane. The two highest stones are the most prominent but lower down on the north-west flank further sharp stones are propped amid a small clitter.”

Reference:

• Jenkinson, T. (2003): Dartmoor Magazine, Issue 73, Winter: Taming the Wilds of Cut Hill, pp.16-17.

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