Craddock Moor stone

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Craddock Moor stone is one of three stone rows the Albion Guide charts in Cornwall. It sits inside Cornwall National Landscape National Landscape. Liskeard Station is 8.5 km away to the south. Nearby ancient sites include Tregarrick Tor hillfort and Stowe's Pound.

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