_Logan or Rocking Stones._--The following extract from Sir C. Anderson's
_Eight Weeks' Journal in Norway, &c. in 1852_, under July 21, may interest
your Devonshire and Cornish readers:
"Mr. De C----k, a most intelligent Danish gentleman, told me, that when
a proprietor near Drammen, was at Bjornholm Island, in the Baltic, he
was told there were stones which made a humming noise when pushed, and
on examination they proved to be rocking-stones; on his return, he
found on his own property several large stones, which, on removing the
earth around them, were so balanced as to be moveable. If this be an
accurate statement, it tends to strengthen the notion that stones, laid
upon each other by natural causes, have, by application of a little
labour, been made to move, as the stones at Brimham Craggs in
Yorkshire; and this seems more likely than that such immense masses
should have been ever raised by mechanical force and poised."