A large pointed block of granite that had fallen and been hidden by undergrowth for ten years. Shows clear wedge holes where someone has tried to remove the the lower bulge and has evidently been used as a gatepost.

Upright pointed block of granite at the side of the road.

Upright pointed block of granite at the side of a field.

A large block that projects from a granite outcrop.

Four large isolated blocks of granite.

A large block of granite.

A large granite block found in 2004 by workmen digging in a garden. Initially removed by them it was returned at the owners request and now stands a few meters from where it was found.

Marked on the Jersey Place Names map as 'menhir?' this stone was removed from its location a couple of years ago. The stone is approximately 2m long and its lower section is straight and squared off suggesting that it was quarried for use as a gatepost.

A large piece of granite unearthed on private land in 2011.

An isolated row of large stones.

Tall megalithic stone incorporated into the fabric of the Town Church.