Stop 1: "Boulder Pile in Old Pasture"

Walk Back in Time by Christopher Boulton

May 20, 20189:18Society & Culture

Even when cleared of trees, the relatively thin soil, with many rocks and boulders jutting up, provided only marginal pastureland able to support just a few farm animals. In order to maximize the amount of area for grass...

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