On the edge of the cliffs overlooking the English Channel, on a headland one mile south of Treen, in Cornwall, England, is a famous rocking stone. Despite weighing 80 tons, the rock is so finely balanced at its base that it could be rocked backwards and forwards by a child applying only a gentle pressure. Known as Logan Rock—from the Cornish word ‘logging’ meaning rocking—it is one of several such balancing rocks found in the county.
The Logan Rock (top right) at the headland south of Treen, Cornwall. Photo credit: Jim Champion/Wikimedia Commons
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