War of the Roses - 1455

The Chiding Stone is a large sandstone rock that served as a symbolic place for public admonishments or 'chidings.' Locals believe it was a place where villagers were publicly scolded, or it may have been a pre-Christian gathering site. This distinctive feature tied the community together in shared customs and created a natural gathering spot, especially during political or religious events.

A towering sandstone rock, weathered and cracked, standing prominently on a grassy knoll under a cloudy sky, surrounded by scattered flowers and an assortment of worn benches where villagers gather.