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tshepherd24
Aug 3, 2020
Nice old looking man made rock formation in Ireland.
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elijah13
Jul 31, 2020
This is how my back feels today--hurts and is stiff! Must have slept wrong last night. Had never hurt for this long.
Looks interesting.

Happiness is the richest thing we will ever own. Have a great day.
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nborchardt
Jul 31, 2020
Love, love love the quote. We keep searching for happiness and forget to see what is in front of us. And if we are blessed with happiness, what else could we possible need in life? Blessings, elijah13!!
jdoty
Aug 3, 2020
What makes happiness so precious is precisely the fact that we DON'T own it: all we can do is enjoy it and try to share it.
nborchardt
Aug 3, 2020
Exactly, jdoty!
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KwkClkrSwkr
Aug 3, 2020
Nice.
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JAMP124
Aug 3, 2020
I wonder why!
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jas6415
Aug 3, 2020
Very very interesting
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nlbuchanan
Jul 31, 2020
Amazing how they managed to get that top piece up without a forklift!
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pixipixil
Aug 3, 2020
My guess is they buried the upright slabs in sand and or dirt tne pushed the flat rock over them. Finally they dug away the sand.
trynfindit
Aug 3, 2020
I think the dirt was filled in and a mound built over the whole thing.
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pixipixil
Aug 3, 2020
That construction has undoubtedly been that way for hundreds of years but I still wouldn't trust it enough to get anywhere near it.
Had to shop in the a.m. so the garden is gasping for a watering.
Hope you are all making the best of the time the Lord has given you.
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aknan
Aug 3, 2020
I think it's even older, pixi, say back to Stonehenge time or so.
trynfindit
Aug 3, 2020
From what I've read, the tombs were filled with dirt and then a mound built over the whole construction.
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trynfindit
Aug 3, 2020
These prehistoric tombs are fascinating.
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