Hagstones

[Leadeye]

The gardener found a hagstone today I told her it was her lucky day. Asked for an explanation I said that Celtic druids and the Norse considered them very magical and lucky finds. She wanted to know how I knew that and I told her those are my people, mixed with some Cherokee Indian.

Actually I have one and read about it on the internet, but this story sounded better.

They are really just rocks with a natural hole in them caused by water erosion.

 

[Lpherr]

Once a year, I spend a day drilling holes in random stones and drive around tossing them from the truck window.

 

[miguel]

Once a year, I spend a day drilling holes in random stones and drive around tossing them from the truck window.

We need a subforum for this...

 

[El Conquistador]

Once a year, I spend a day drilling holes in random stones and drive around tossing them from the truck window.

I may have found a few pieces of your work the last few years

 

[MindfulMan]

The gardener found a hagstone today I told her it was her lucky day. Asked for an explanation I said that Celtic druids and the Norse considered them very magical and lucky finds. She wanted to know how I knew that and I told her those are my people, mixed with some Cherokee Indian.

Actually I have one and read about it on the internet, but this story sounded better.

They are really just rocks with a natural hole in them caused by water erosion.

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I like the 'magical' story much better !

 

[DoggyDaddy]

I like the 'magical' story much better !

 

[Creedmoor]

They look like anchor stones, just lots smaller.

 

[Leadeye]

I like the 'magical' story much better !

So did the gardener.

 

[Nazgul]

Once a year, I spend a day drilling holes in random stones and drive around tossing them from the truck window.

Wife and I visit Civil War sites a lot. I always wanted to cast up period correct bullets, oxidize them and drop them near the walkways......

Don

 

[tmschuller]

The gardener found a hagstone today I told her it was her lucky day. Asked for an explanation I said that Celtic druids and the Norse considered them very magical and lucky finds. She wanted to know how I knew that and I told her those are my people, mixed with some Cherokee Indian.

Actually I have one and read about it on the internet, but this story sounded better.

They are really just rocks with a natural hole in them caused by water erosion.

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I knew a guy that called them sex stones..
just another f’n rock