Thor's Stone - Ancient Mining.

Short Documentary on Thor's Stone on Thurstaston Hill, Wirral. Another site of myth and Legend hidden in the Depth of Thurstaston Country Park.

[@michaelcaddick3540]

spent a lot of time there as a kid, playing hide and seek in the vicinity.

[@skipandjump]

Got a lot of love for Thors Stone! Nice vid bud :)

[@TheWirralChannel]

Thanks. Its an interesting Rock

[@daviddavies5347]

Went here often when I was a youngster. Also went to look at a geological feature, when I was a Geology student at Liverpool. The stone had, now I imagine not there - near the top of the rock, an example of ‘slickenside’. A smooth rock feature (I seem to remember but I might be wrong?) that was crystalline, caused by the rocks slipping through frictional movement.

[@Foxybill05]

When I was climbing the rock I accidentally licked it.it tasted like apples

[@HenrysAdventures]

Fascinating story! I'll have to go and have a look!

[@TheWirralChannel]

Hit us up of you come to the area

[@superbesperia]

You need to go to Bidston Hill and look at the viking carvings before it's disappears

[@TheWirralChannel]

Yes, that can be a future Video

[@Corey87]

I know all names have meaning. Mine means "thors stone". I wonder what kind of theological implications that has, if any?

[@andrewaajohnson7584]

Rubbish! Absolute rubbish. Ton ,means farm. The people who settled in the Wirral did so with permission.They where Norse and did not come as ( Vikings ).