Stone clearing with Richard Herring.

With Richard Herring. Hello, it's Monday, it's Monday the 8th of April in 2019.

It's just coming up to 7 o'clock in the evening.

That's right.

We're going on a lovely spring evening stone clear today this week.

We often go on the morning,, we've done some night clears

but as summer

approaches we can get

into this

rather enjoyable and

pretty even tide

as it would have been called back in the day

of stone clearing.

No one's really expecting it at this time,

so I think you're a bit safer from vigilance.

It's been a long time since I've even been out of the field at this time of the night,

so any of those log dogs and stonehawks watching me, or just

the other dog walkers who, I mean, we've seen over the week, especially in the week

they didn't record, which was suspicious of itself, the pints of movements they've been putting

on me, and I think we might get away without any interruptions today. Chapter 18 proved

quite controversial to a lot of people. I used to the archaeological trowel to extricate the stones.

I will be using it again. I could take this job down in time from taking millennia to

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