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There are nine stones comprising an eight mile long musical instrument on the Sustrans route for cyclists and walkers between Wells and Glastonbury, which are part of the Atlantic Pilgrimage route from Inverness to Santiago.
Title
Sustrans Waymarker (Sound Stones 4)
Date
1999
Medium
Mendip stone
Measurements
H 180 x W 70 x D 30 cm
Accession number
BA5_WAC-S090
Acquisition method
commissioned by Sustrans
Work type
Sign or marker
Work status
extant
Access
at all times
Inscription description
IV / THE TOR 6M