Porlock Allotment stone

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Porlock Allotment stone is a stone row in Somerset. The Albion Guide lists nine stone rows in the county; this is one of them. It sits inside Exmoor National Park. Other stone rows nearby include Porlock Allotment 1 and Wilmersham Common West.

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