The Four Stones can be found at the top of the Clent hills and appear to be a megalithic site from prehistory. With magnificent views of the surrounding countryside and seemingly aligned with the setting sun they exude an aura of ancient mystery. It therefore comes as a surprise when people find out that that this mystical site was actually erected around 1763 by workers of the eccentric landowner – George, Lord Lyttleton of Hagley Hall.
The real wonders of the four stones are the exceptional vistas of the Worcestershire countryside including The Malvern Hills, Clee Hill, and the sham castle of Hagley Hall nestled in the valley below. A nearby toposcope identifies all the points of interest. The Clent Hills are just north of the town Bromsgrove and encompass an area of around 400 acres. [https://www.discoverworcestershire.co.uk/listing/the-four-stones-at-clent/]
All you need to do to log this cache is take a photo of the stones with yourself or anything that proves you were there. It would be nice to see creative poses ie phooning, kissing etc. Enjoy the walk to it and the fantastic views
Virtual Rewards 3.0 - 2022-2023
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