[Stones] Pabell Llywarch Hen - Burl Look Up

[Cerridwen Connelly]

"Carreg y Big"...

More likely this means "stone shaped like a beak" (or spout - as on a jug)
from "pig" the Welsh word for the aforementioned words, which mutates (don't
ask!) to "big" under a variety of grammatical circumstances.

Carreg y Fawr would be "the big stone".

Hwyl,

Cerri
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> Can anyone out there give me a Burl look up (you know the huge one with
> everything in it), this evening?
>
> The grid ref places it slap bang next to the road, and I'll likely be
> driving past it tomorrow... maps, books, flash earth, coflein show
> nothing. I can't find any reference to this circle, except that a
> dwelling not far west of GR is called "Carreg y Big" - meaning the Big
> Stone.
>
> Pabell Llywarch Hen
> http://www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=1194
>
> Much appreciation,
>
> Tim