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Local legend claims that Long Meg was a witch, who, along with her daughters, was turned to stone for profaning the Sabbath as they danced wildly on the moor.
Long Meg sounds like my kinda gal.
We walked via the River Eden, past Lacy's caves, and up to Long Meg. Even found a little church - St Michael and All Angels - on the way home. Good fun. Albeit a little (very) wet.
It turns out that mini-cheddars are no replacement for digestives as far as sheep are concerned. Can't say I blame them.
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