Almost a millennia and a half ago, it is said that from atop the hills surrounding Ffestiniog, Twrog the giant cast a stone which struck the earth of a small clearing near Afon Dwyryd. The stone rests there today by St Twrog's church. Some say it still bears the prints of this colossus, engrained into its face. The legend tells that if one is to rub the stone, they are fated to return to the village of Maentwrog once again. Maentwrog translates to "Twrog's Stone", cementing his legacy within the village. As stonemasons, we're proud to share the same passion Twrog had for throwing large stones around, and assure to maintain the reputation of his legacy through our work.
