Well, at least we know now. Nothing's ever easy with stone.

If you recall what CJ used to say, in The Rise and Fall of Reginald Perrin ... And, assuming that I claim to be the last remaining holder of the stone-building skills that built Stonehenge, then I could substitute his remark for - "I didn't get where I am today by buying stuff off Amazon". There can't be many people on this board who have never bought anything from Amazon, but there is one - me. So I cannot post that review. Nobody else here will write and post a positive review as they all follow the party line (as they all want to keep on working at their day jobs).

Also qv ( http://farmingforum.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=16064 ). And if you follow that link take a look at the thread 'what's the strangest thing you've found in your combine'. Modern society is founded on a myth - bountiful energy - and when you start to unravel things, even in the most trivial ways, you just get blocked. Still, it's good to be awake. Megalithic researchers don't get their phone tapped or disappear, at least!