London

And sometimes reality has a mind of its own.

Now, in June of 1936, Max Hahn and his wife were hiking along Red Creek near the small town of London, Texas.

It was a day like any other in the Hill Country, hot, dry, and quiet.

But as Max navigated a ledge of ancient limestone, he spotted a curious anomaly, a piece of wood protruding from a loose rock.

It had been encased during the Roxbury formation, a formation that geologists tell us occurred in the Ordovician period.

That, friends, was four hundred million years ago.

The London Hammer, as it came to be known, just shouldn't exist.

According to our understanding of human history, our ancestors were barely crawling out of the ocean four hundred million years ago.

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god bless him that's so good and then um he did point out we talked about this last week about all the different cities in the or two weeks ago in the u.s that are named after european countries or cities and that uh texas has a full tour that you can go on of paris dublin london florence vienna berlin and moscow so There you go.

Tony, why don't we jump and do a quick lager and beers of the week?

While I'm playing that theme, did you want to check out that video I sent you? Because that does actually contain the footage from the toboggan that I was talking about.

And sometimes reality has a mind of its own.

Now, in June of nineteen thirty-six, Max Hahn and his wife were hiking along Red Creek near the small town of London, Texas.

It was a day like any other in the Hill Country, hot, dry, and quiet.

But as Max navigated the ledge of ancient limestone, he spotted a curious anomaly, a piece of wood protruding from a loose rock.

It had been encased during the Rocksbury formation, a formation that geologists tell us occurred in the Ordovician period.

That, friends, was four hundred million years ago.

The London Hammer, as it came to be known, just shouldn't exist.

According to our understanding of human history, our ancestors were barely crawling out of the ocean four hundred million years ago.

And sometimes, reality has a mind of its own.

Now, in June of 1936, Max Hahn and his wife were hiking along Red Creek near the small town of London, Texas.

It was a day like any other in the hill country, hot, dry, and quiet.

But as Max navigated the ledge of ancient limestone, he spotted a curious anomaly, a piece of wood protruding from a loose rock.

It had been encased during the Roxbury Formation, a formation that geologists tell us occurred in the Ordovician period.

That, friends, was 400 million years ago.

The London Hammer, as it came to be known, just shouldn't exist.

According to our understanding of human history, our ancestors were barely crawling out of the ocean 400 million years ago.

It reminds us that our technology, as advanced as it may be, is only as good as the reality it measures, and sometimes reality has a mind of its own.

Now, in June of nineteen thirty-six, Max Hahn and his wife were hiking along Red Creek near the small town of London, Texas.

It was a day like any other in the Hill Country hot, dry and quiet.

But as Max navigated a ledge of ancient limestone, he spotted a curious anomaly, a piece of wood protruding from a loose rock.

It had been encased during the Rocksbury formation, a formation that geologists tell us occurred in the Ordovician period.

That friends was four hundred million years ago.

The London Hammer, as it came to be known just shouldn't exist according to our understanding of human history.

Our ancestors were barely crawling out of the ocean four hundred million years ago.