Once more, a team of archaeologists have asked to come and dig holes in our fields in the hope of finding out about our landscape thousands of years ago. Now I'm all for learning about our heritage, discovering historical facts and visiting museums, but this is the third year running that the agricultural calendar hasn't quite fit into our archaeological friend's version. Over the next few months, all our fields will be filled with gambolling lambs and frantic ewes enjoying their little slice of heaven and the last thing we want is to lose any down a hole which has been purposely dug to discover "if" that particular area was the river bed of which used to flow through this farm land seventeen thousand years ago. You can read the rest here: Crystal Jigsaw