My favorite part about this tradition is that many of these stones have names and are kept in their place. I heard in some places the law forbids their displacement!
I could see this becoming a regular 20 minute feature on the various stones. Be good to see you fellows take trips out based on David's finds. John Rooney's map would really come alive with that. @Netflix, here is some quality content.
@@Chris_barrett_photo Old nearly lost or extinct varieties. Just like you are talking about finding stones in old texts, you can do the same with apples.
I named My gym I made Lil Wicklow. Only fire, stones,logs,chains,rope to train with. Wicklow is the most ancestral place in Ireland, barbarian bloodline runs thick
Irish culture must be preserved!
Very true!
My favorite part about this tradition is that many of these stones have names and are kept in their place. I heard in some places the law forbids their displacement!
This film certainly delivered on its premise.
@@irvinetam3454 Thank you!
I could see this becoming a regular 20 minute feature on the various stones. Be good to see you fellows take trips out based on David's finds. John Rooney's map would really come alive with that. @Netflix, here is some quality content.
Thank you very much! I really appreciate your comment, it means a lot. All the best, Chris
Ok I'd watch hours of this. I hunted heirloom apples in the southern United States for years just like David hunts stones. And I lift stones.
Thanks so much Pete! What do you mean by heirloom apples by the way?
@@Chris_barrett_photo Old nearly lost or extinct varieties. Just like you are talking about finding stones in old texts, you can do the same with apples.
@@petehalupka1 Very interesting. In this case, would you find the Apple trees?
Go get it, boys! Well done.
Thanks very much!
Lovely film. Well done all.
Thank you very much!
Brilliant! Great doc!
Thanks Stevie!
Iconic!
Thanks lad!
@@Chris_barrett_photoneed to do thism where is it done
Great
Thanks Lucas!
Excellent!! A longer and more detailed documentary of the Indiana Stones mission and vision for the future of stone lifting is needed!!
Thanks a million! Hopefully we’ll get more content out there for you all
This is brilliant, well done.
Thanks very much Andy!
Fantastic
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you!
Great Job!
Thank you! Cheers!
Top notch work, all. Thank you for sharing.
Many thanks!
This is such an Awesome video 🤙🏼
@@Scorpy2303 Thanks very much! Really appreciate it
I named My gym I made Lil Wicklow. Only fire, stones,logs,chains,rope to train with. Wicklow is the most ancestral place in Ireland, barbarian bloodline runs thick
Great stuff!
Class!!!!!!!
Thanks Conor!
Does it have to stay flat, or could you lift it standing up on its edge? I build natural stone walls, and that's how I'd attempt it...
No lifting on flat is better for putting the back out.😂
David attempted both ways but found this one easier. Hope this helps!
Great video, I never knew that Stone Lifting was a Thing! I've done lots of stone picking ! :)
@@richardlynam2007 Thanks Richard! I’ve also had to pick stones from a field, although I couldn’t see the benefit as a young lad!
Great documentary. I only wish it was 34 minutes instead of 4 minutes!
Thanks very much! Maybe we'll plan more for the future
Good to see. Keep these uploads coming? Is horseshoe throwing still popular in places?
Thank you! I wouldn’t see a lot of it my way, but there was a lot of sheaf tossing when I was younger alright
@@Chris_barrett_photo aye, my granda was big into it here in the north of Ireland. I think my mother has some of his shoes and trophies.
I'll bet that if they put a handle on that stone Anatoly could lift it with one hand!
We’ll see!