File:The boulder over the grave of Meg.Shelton. Photograph by Brian Young 2011.jpg
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English: The boulder covering the grave of Meg.Shelton, the 'Witch of Woodplumpton 'in the graveyard of St.Anne's, Woodplumpton. Tradition says that to walk around it three times brings good luck. Photograph by Brian Young |
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| Author | Brian Young |
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| current | 18:32, 11 May 2011 | | 1,280 × 800 (345 KB) | Brianyoung | {{Information |Description ={{en|1=The boulder covering the grave of Meg.Shelton, the 'Witch of Woodplumpton 'in the graveyard of St.Anne's, Woodplumpton. Tradition says that to walk around it three times brings good luck. Photograph by Brian Young}} | |
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