Stone clearing with Richard Herring. Hello my fine friends. I thought I was recording earlier and I wasn't. It's 1756 on the 12th of April 2023 this is stone clearing

chapter 137 it's a big day crucial so we of course 137 um 136 other ones in this process of the other time

unbelievable so it's been pretty nasty weather today but it seems to have calmed down for now

that's not to say it won't pick up again, but there's been hail,

there's been winds, there's been a dog barking, and it may have uncovered some new stones,

the wind she doth blow, over a field, or snow snow and blow way foil so we may see what life

underneath not my words the words of 13th century stone clearer, fancy sea pylon.

And the crop now inches high, you can't see any soil that I look at at Stocean.

The Stocean is a bright grass green.

What you're doing, Wolf? What are you looking at?

Let's see if I can even find any photons.

Whoops! Stop being silly. To add to the alpha and omega kit.

Let's just check we haven't stopped again in our pocket. Seems to still be running. Okay,

that's good news. Oh, there's still stones here lying betwixt.

Grass grassy crop and I'll just pick up a couple of, what I think you would call pebbles. Of course, that's not what we stone corners call them. We call them small small.

Smalls. Not small, small, small, that's, they're really small. So, I've been a little while since we've been out here, but I have been away in Cyprus,

clearing stones in there, of course, foreign stones.

Still need clear, is that a bit of stone or is that a bit of pot? I think it's a bit of stone. I'll just chuck that onto the compost heap area.

The ground is wet. My finger's already soily, looked like a man who's wiped his bottom with inefficient toilet paper, but I'm not that man.

I have wiped my bottom.

But the toilet paper, make the main brunt.

Of course, if you are one of those people, then stone clear is a perfect hobby for you,

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