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The Logan Rock can be seen here perched on top of this huge outcrop of granite on the Treryn Dinas headland. The famous rock (top right) only rocks with a lot of effort correctly applied - it was dislodged and subsequently replaced by a naval lieutenant and his men in 1824 (for more details see this supplemental: SW3921 : The Logan Rock at Treryn Dinas). The other rock (top left) is not a logan stone, it is firmly attached to the outcrop beneath. For the first time visitor there is a small sign pointing upwards to the famous rock, lost in the shade in this photo. The seated figure on the grass beneath the rocks gives an idea of scale here.