Rakotzbrücke (Rakotz Bridge), Gablenz, Germany
Hidden in Kromlau's Rhododendron Park, Rakotzbrücke is a 19th-century bridge that creates a perfect stone circle when reflected in the waters below it. Rakotzbrücke is often referred to as "Devil's Bridge," since the structure seems so impossible that it must have been built by, well, the devil.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFLiUc1h808
Hidden in Kromlau's Rhododendron Park, Rakotzbrücke is a 19th-century bridge that creates a perfect stone circle when reflected in the waters below it. Rakotzbrücke is often referred to as "Devil's Bridge," since the structure seems so impossible that it must have been built by, well, the devil.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFLiUc1h808
A ‘holed stone’ at Cam church, Co Roscommon.
In Irish tradition, these stones were often associated with making agreements, the contract being sealed by the participants joining hands/fingers through the hole and swearing an oath. These promises could involve legal pledges or even the exchange of marriage vows.
In Irish tradition, these stones were often associated with making agreements, the contract being sealed by the participants joining hands/fingers through the hole and swearing an oath. These promises could involve legal pledges or even the exchange of marriage vows.