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| On our first visit to the Outer Hebrides, we took a guided tour with Margaret Curtis. The tour started in her garden, where she has several stone- moving experiments rigged up. Some are familiar, and some not so. I have to admit that one method in particular, consisting of various a-frames ropes and pulleys - although it plainly worked - seemed far too cumbersome and time-consuming to be considered efficient by modern standards. That said, the mantra kept popping into my head: any means necessary. If the method works, then it's perfectly feasible that it was at least considered by those who had to move the stones! :) G x Reply | with quote |  1st July 2009ce 22:47 In reply to: Re: The Blue Stone Enigma (GordonP) |
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