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    "text": "yeah, sure, “scale” and “roughness” are the only ways William Coxe went overboard with artistic license depicting these standing stones [eggplant emoji removed from this post to preserve my own tattered dignity]",
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          "alt": "Screenshot of website with photograph of three rough stone pillars poking up at angles from the ground, and an 1801 historical postcard depicting the same stones except they’re huge and lumpy and suspiciously phallic. Caption reads “Illustration of Harold's Stones with Trellech Church in the background drawn by Sir Richard Colt Hoare and published in 'An historical tour in Monmouthshire' by William Coxe 1801. Colt Hoare is more famous for his work on the ancient sites around the Stonehenge area, here he seems to have gone overboard with the scale and roughness of the stones.”",
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    "createdAt": "2025-05-14T18:20:53.918Z"
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