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tonyh
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Re: The Blue Stone Enigma
Jul 01, 2009, 12:50
[quote="StoneGloves"]No, stones and cattle have different qualities entirely. With a lump of stone you'd take it in a straight line, grimly, in the shortest possible time. It'd be dangerous as there's be permanent risk of severe injury. quote]

Sorry but I don't buy that..

It takes no concideration of terrain and ground conditions..

I just don't see them dragging a stone up a 30% hill if they could go around it. Nor working their way through swampy condition if there was a dry path. Whatever the method used, they still needed to work with the prevailing weather and ground conditions and alter the route to their best advantage..

Tony
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