It's stood for thousands of years and is thought to be as old as the Egyptian pyramids, and yet it's situated slap bang in the middle of an Edinburgh council estate.
The standing stone on Ravenswood Avenue in Edinburgh's Inch area is surely one of Britain's most fascinating Neolithic relics.
For one thing, it has survived long enough to have seen an entire housing estate spring up around it and now spends its Sunday evenings surrounded by people's council refuse bins awaiting collection.
