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  I was at the stone church sereral years ago to set up for a wedding,this little church made my hair stand up on my arms!! It's just Amazing where the monks lived build the church with mud and rock and stamina !! And expired there!!

  Added October 24, 2021 by Margaret Strahan
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  This interesting location is built from stone. The materials were taken by monks in the 1800s from the local land. It is very beautiful and makes a great place for a picnic.

  Added August 15, 2016 by A Google User