finding the mythological lifting stone of a GIANT.

[@ScottLittle-z1q]

Thank you. This was great.

[@enigmaodell6806]

Cool bit of history. Though I’m American, my linkage is heavily Irish and Scottish, as well as alive of stories, so I have an interest in these myths. I hope your channel does well and you can find more

[@H-Man1]

I recently heard you on The Art of Manliness Podcast and had to see what this stone looks like. I love how you are keeping the history of these stones and the communities surrounding them alive, and that you continue to add to their history every time you lift one.

[@FolksingerFitness]

A stone with a story--makes it so much more interesting!

[@iarlaithcunningham1608]

Listened to you on the podcast, excellent stuff! Will hopefully be heading to aughagower next week!

[@torringtonstonekeeper]

Ive always wondered about the Irish lifting stones. Never heard anything about it til now. Thanks

[@thestonecircle]

Hey this is a really great video, stone lifting has changed my life! Just subbed look forward to your next vid!

[@Indiana_stones]

Thanks man, appreciate that. Check out the new vid I posted 💪🏻💚

[@petehalupka1]

unreal...

[@charlesfleming76]

Did you lift it.

[@Indiana_stones]

About an inch! But got the wind under it alright

[@charlesfleming76]

@@Indiana_stones I did a bit of stone lifting years ago. Only dug them out last week and started lifting again two 86kg one round and one square.