Graži vieta, Kauno apskritis
This granite boulder on the slope of the Alsyčia stream was glacially transported from Scandinavia, one of billions of such erratics in Lithuania, and was reportedly used by ancestors as a ritual stone. It has been split, burned and even blasted over time; locals say many gravestones were made from pieces of it, and about a third of it now lies buried underground. It measures 355 centimeters long, 231 centimeters wide and 220 centimeters tall.