What is recorded here
Marianne and I walked past a low stone ring in Carrowena. We called it a fairy fort because the stones leaned like they were listening. I dropped a coin into the grass and forgot it until much later. When we returned, the coin sat on the highest stone, clean and dry.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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