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Fairy stone may
refer to: The
mineral staurolite Certain calcium carbonate concretions in clay
Fairy Stone State Park in
Patrick County,
Virginia This...
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Fairy Stone State Park,
located in
Patrick County, Virginia, is the
largest of the
original six
state parks that
opened on June 15, 1936, and is home...
- A
fairy (also fay, fae, fey, fair folk, or faerie) is a type of
mythical being or
legendary creature,
generally described as anthropomorphic,
found in...
- Östergötland county, Sweden. In Scandinavia, they are
known as "marlekor" ("
fairy stones"). Gogottes [fr] are
sandstone concretions found in
Oligocene (~30 million...
- outcrops, and
Stone Age monuments. Ley
lines and
spirit paths, such as with
corpse roads, have some
similarities with
these fairy paths. A
fairy ring is also...
- A
fairy tale (alternative
names include fairytale,
fairy story,
household tale,
magic tale, or
wonder tale) is a
short story that
belongs to the folklore...
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Westmoreland State Park,
Staunton River State Park,
Douthat State Park,
Fairy Stone State Park, and
Hungry Mother State Park. The park
system now oversees...
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Fairy forts (also
known as lios or
raths from the Irish,
referring to an
earthen mound) are the
remains of
stone circles, ringforts, hillforts, or other...
- A
fairy ring, also
known as
fairy circle, elf circle, elf ring or
pixie ring, is a
naturally occurring ring or arc of mushrooms. They are
found mainly...
- The Langs'
Fairy Books are a
series of 25
collections of true and
fictional stories for
children published between 1889 and 1913 by
Andrew Lang and his...
