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He looked at the whole complicated picture, the long history, the writing etched on the stones of the oldest archeological sites, and said: That’s fabulous beachfront property going to waste.

A bird looks like an abstract whorl until you catch it at a particular angle; a man barely emerges from his stone, the cross on his neck just visible.

A spokesman denied the allegation to the Mail on Sunday, saying Conholt had deployed a “highly sophisticated water-collection system” for rain from buildings and paving stones.

In late September, she missed an event at her Dollywood amusement park due to kidney stones.

"I do want to reassure people that no stone is being left unturned."