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Notes: This is the solitary rock to the west of ‘Beacon Rocks’. Also known as Eastern Beacon, East Pigedon Tor (although I wonder now if that is Beacon Rocks?) On old maps this is called a Tumulus.

I believe there is a small, square granite trough somewhere near the summit?

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