Monolith mania continues in Britain

MONOLITH Mania Continues As Yet Another Is Discovered In Dartmoor in Britain

The global monolith mania has taken firm hold in Britain as a third structure has mysteriously appeared, this time in Dartmoor. The 2.5 meter tall object was first spotted on Wednesday, December 9 on a hill in the Devon National Park near Throwleigh. It’s the third monolith to appear in the UK, along with the ones in Glastonbury and the Isle of Wight.

A very excited photographer, Sarah Clarke, was the first person to snap the obelisk. Posting the photo on Twitter, she wrote:

“So, a very exciting morning – it’s a real thing!

“Anyone who knows me, knows I just can’t do Photoshop so, take it from me.”

A spokesperson from Dartmoor National Park reported to MailOnline that the structure has been removed as it was placed on a protected site.

“We know people may think these types of things are an interesting talking point, but it must be remembered that Dartmoor is a protected landscape for its importance for wildlife, nature and archaeology,” the spokesperson said.

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