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‘B’ for Belstone Parish, this is a B Rock beside the River Taw on its west side. ‘Brock Rock’ was named by Steve Grigg who explains that: “The great-grandson of William Brock, a Clifford Pike believed that the initial “B” on this rock, stood for Brock and it was William who carved it.”

Reference: Dartmoor Explorations

A B.M. is incised on one side of the stone, though this is not represented on any old maps.

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