White Hart

Weight

40kg / 89lbs

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Original Challenge
Carry to plinth

Name Origin
In folklore, white harts are regarded as symbols of the spirit world and are often viewed as omens.

Stone Placement
Placed by @tea_and_stones on Sagbury Mount, a large burial mound and the second highest point in the forest. Please contact @tea_and_stones to organise a lift.

History

According to local legend, following the death of King Arthur, a chapel containing his body appeared upon Stagbury Mount.

One of Arthur’s knights travelled to the mount to pay his respects. However, when the knight entered the chapel, it suddenly vanished, leaving no trace behind.

Access and Permissions

This stone is located on open-access land. Public access rights apply subject to any restrictions or exclusions applicable to the site. These rights do not automatically grant permission to move, alter or place stones. Users should ensure that any lifting is compatible with the applicable access rights and restrictions and leave the stone and surrounding area as they found them.

Please read our Stonelifting Policy before attempting to lift this stone. The policy sets out the requirements regarding access, permissions, safety, conservation and responsible lifting.