Uploaded November 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In an ancient Anglo-Saxon village in England, next to a haunted Inn, there lies a prehistoric stone that, since before records began, has been associated with the devil. The locals have a way to ensure that the devilish power of the stone does not harm them though. They turn it over once a year on the 5th November. The stone was most likely the central marker of the þingstede or folk moot for the Anglo-Saxon hundred of Shebbear.
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In an ancient Anglo-Saxon village in England, next to a haunted Inn, there lies a prehistoric stone that, since before records began, has been associated with the devil. The locals have a way to ensure that the devilish power of the stone does not harm them though. They turn it over once a year on the 5th November. The stone was most likely the central marker of the þingstede or folk moot for the Anglo-Saxon hundred of Shebbear.
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Music:, Borg, Chris Zabriskie










