Grey Hill Stone

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Grey Hill Stone is a prehistoric stone circle in Monmouthshire. It is the only stone circle the Albion Guide charts in the county. The closest station is Severn Tunnel Junction, 6.4 km to the south-east. Other ancient sites nearby include Llanmelin Wood Hillfort and Gaer-Llwyd Burial Chamber.

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