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A 398.5 kg stone lifted by an 18 year old circa 1889.

A heavy Norwegian stone carried by the fisherman Eidis Hansen.

A compilation of the heaviest lifting stones that we know of.

A large plinth sits next to a road awaiting its saddle stone to be balanced on top.

A Saxon boundary stone that was once lifted by Willie Carr, "Hercules of the north".

At the end of a stone grave in the ruins of a church sits the Barevan Stone. But why is it there?

On the black beaches surrounding Dritvík there lies a ship wreck and four stones reminding us of the area's past as a fishing station.

This ancient test of loading the stone on the plinth was revived in 2011 when a replacement stone was found for the Pudrac plinth.