Kinne-Vedum
Two double tree-of-life stones that are standing back to back on Kinne-Vedum churchyard. It looks like somebody in the 17th-18th century used his power and artistic freedom to put this kitschy monument together - but the stones are fine.
On each side of them is a grave slab, and one of them contain a runic inscription : Vg 60. Unfortunatly it's one that make no sense at all, and it's also impossible to see any of the runes due to all the lichen that cover it.
Three more tree-of-life stones. The ones in front of the double-stone belong together.
On the wall inside the church, there is a runic carving, that says "Maria" : Vg 209.
On the wall inside the church, there is a runic carving, that says "Maria" : Vg 209.
