
About Rowtor Rocks
Rowtor Rocks
Lying just on the outskirts of the little village of Birchover is the fascinating and mysterious cave complex known as Rowtor Rocks. Rowtor Rocks consists of numerous interlinked tunnels and caverns, some natural and some man-made. Many of the rocks have been carved with symbols and pictures, including serpents, circles and cups. A series of steps, thrones and altars have also been fashioned out of the stone in a number of places. The carvings and cave systems date from the 17th Century and are the handiwork of a very intriguing individual, the local parson of the village, Reverend Thomas Eyre (d. 1717).
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