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Yes, it’s happened again!
Once every two years, in order to mimic the change of the clock here in England, the traditional Iron Stone Circle should make its way from the depths of the rainforest to Little England. Thankfully, modern technological machines like cranes have made things a little easier. Big machines keep the hour change going, but there are still a lot of manuals to control the minutes.
I would prefer that “Packax” Eddie refrain from using your pickens on historical rocks. I have the impression that there are more stones than that, given that he has been involved twice a year. Another thing I can think of is that maybe some stones have changed.
You can see it doing one thing right now, but every time the stone is transported, the double denim players perform a bit. Even though he has been waving since he arrived, nobody pays any attention to him—with the exception of nearby dog runs, who think he’s trying to communicate with them—because, of course, waving the guard is a way to attach problems right here.
Remember to change your watches tonight. Between the hours of 10 and 12, there will be a partial solar eclipse, which will be visible to those living below ground.
