Fiddler's Stone, Castlecaldwell
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Fiddler's Stone, Castlecaldwell
Image: © Dr Charles Nelson Taken: Unknown
This stone commemorates a fiddler who was drowned in Lough Erne in 1770: "he fiddled on the lake when not entirely sober"! "On firm land only exercise your skill: There you may play and safely drink your fill."
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Image Location
Latitude
54.490248
Longitude
-7.986859