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Stone "Karvutė" (Mythological Object)

It is said that the stone "Karvutė" (Little Cow) got its name because, like a cow providing milk, this stone gave fish to the fishermen – they could always catch fish in this spot when there were none elsewhere.

Stone "Karvutė" (Mythological Object)

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