Judas's footprint stone at Koigu

In old Urvaste parish several stones were known as Juudajala kivi, 'Judas's foot stone', marked with what looked like the print of a huge foot. One of them, according to Urvaste schoolchildren's notes from 1939, once stood on a hilltop at Koigu, where people used to gather for merrymaking on Thursday evenings. When the custom died out, the landowner moved the stone off his land, and by then it lay in front of the door of a village shop. An older note recorded by F. J. Wiedemann says the prints were left when Judas leapt from such a stone onto his horse.