Beckham stone

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Beckham stone is a stone row in Somerset. It is one of nine stone rows the Albion Guide charts in the county. It sits inside Exmoor National Park. Nearby stone rows include East Pinford, Lanacombe 5 and Porlock Allotment 1.

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