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April 19, 2026
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Situated near Withens Gate on Langfield Moor, along the old packhorse route known as the Long Causeway, a short distance from the Pennine Way.
One side of the stone features an incised Latin cross along with the letters "TD," which are believed to stand for Te Deum Laudamus ("We praise Thee, O Lord"). It also has later carvings, including "BG" and "TB," indicating its use as a boundary marker.
One side of the stone features an incised Latin cross along with the letters "TD," which are believed to stand for Te Deum Laudamus ("We praise Thee, O Lord"). It also has later carvings, including "BG" and "TB," indicating its use as a boundary marker.
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