English: St Guthlac's Cross at the junction of Wash Bank and Peak Hill, north of Crowland, Lincolnshire. A faded inscription on it begins "HANC PETRA GUTHLAC..." It is thought a boundary stone for land held by Crowland Abbey in the Middle Ages.
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