Wednesday, April 04, 2007

Standing Stone




Took this yesterday while walking the dog, you can see things have still to green up here, but I liked this old standing stone beside the hedge, and the view south.

9 Comments:

Blogger Sam, Problem-Child-Bride said...

Ah cannie see it, hen! Is it me?

7:25 pm  
Blogger apprentice said...

Maybe Sam, it's showing up on mine, ?

Anyone else got a problem?

7:55 pm  
Blogger Unknown said...

That reminds me of the Lia Fail at Tara hill, in County Meath. Reputedly, touching it guarantees your fertility. Damn! That's why I ended up with six kids. Next time I shall keep my hands to myself!

Must look that up on the web and find nice pictures - better still, you've given me an idea for somewhere to visit this weekend with the kids! Thanks A! :)
Don't worry, I won't be touching it again!!!

9:51 pm  
Blogger apprentice said...

Spit laugh here C!!

12:19 am  
Blogger Pat said...

I'm like Sam. That is I can't see it - alas!

6:30 pm  
Blogger Sam, Problem-Child-Bride said...

Nope, still can't see it!

8:52 pm  
Blogger apprentice said...

Republished it, looks like some glitch at Blogger.

9:21 pm  
Blogger neena maiya (guyana gyal) said...

We used to have a huge round stone under the tree in front of our home...someone stole it. I'm amazed at what folks snitch here, I think they'd run off with that standing stone.

11:40 am  
Blogger apprentice said...

They'd need a bigg tractor GG,, not sure how the ancient people moved these things around, the usual theory about rollers is always brought out, but this is step ground, not easy to use rollers there, without them binding into the ground.

3:53 pm  

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