This big boulder of Lundestenen is found in a private garden. It is also known as Lundekildestenen. It has reportedly unsuccessfully been trying blown up in the 1940s. You can still see traces of the explosion that removed part of the stone above-ground parts.

Location: Kildevej 5, 4892 Kettinge
GPS: 54.717251, 11.780983

Size: 4,2 metres high, 5,6 metres wide and 6,8 meters long. The circumstance is 20 meters. Estimate weight 160-180 tons. There are a lot more rock under the ground.

Meaning of the name: Meadow stone. I guess it was named after the area.

Material: Gneiss/Eklogit

Origin:

Legend: It was thrown by the troll in Væggerløse against the church bells in Toreby (approximately 6 km to the north in the uppersite direction to Væggerløse). When the stone sense the smell of freshly baked pancakes or bread, It turns.