What is recorded here
Anchor Stone is a coastal rock feature likely composed of Devonian or Carboniferous sedimentary rock, formed through the deposition and lithification of marine sediments. Its notable status may arise from historical use as a navigational landmark or its prominent position along the South Hams coastline.
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Photo: Derek Harper · CC BY-SA 2.0