In Ládevská Street in Dolní Chabry, running parallel to the main E15 road, stands one of Bohemia’s best-known menhirs, called the Petrified Servant. It is an upright stone about 120 centimetres high. At the beginning of this century it still stood in open fields; today it is surrounded by villas, and the concrete garden fence of a family house curves around it.
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In Ládevská Street in Dolní Chabry, running parallel to the main E15 road, stands one of Bohemia’s best-known menhirs, called the Petrified Servant. It is an upright stone about 120 centimetres high. At the beginning of this century it still stood in open fields; today it is surrounded by villas, and the concrete garden fence of a family house curves around it.
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Sources of the original atlas Tajemná místa · page 270
This legend preserves a folk tale. Its motifs do not constitute evidence of supernatural events.