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Binding stones and blacksmiths in folklore

Do you know what a tyring platform is? Let me show and tell you, and learn a bit about a Kilkenny blacksmiths' family along the way. Also, I'll map their tyring platform aka binding stone/ shoeing stone/ banding stone. 00:00:00 Lee's Forge in Cappagh, Co. Kilkenny 00:02:41 Tangent 1: the fishermen of the Nore and Bishop Milo 00:04:51 Lee's Forge on the earlier Ordnance Survey maps 00:09:13 Lee family of blacksmiths in the 1901 and 1911 census 00:16:34 A gate forged at Lee's Forge 00:17:46 James Lee in the Schools' Collection 00:21:08 Tangent 2: Binding stone vs. shoeing stone 00:23:53 Tagging of binding stones/ shoeing stones/ tyring platforms on wiki.OpenStreetMap.org 00:31:50 Tangent 3: Possible binding stone at Fiacre's Church in Ullard 00:34:42 Mapping Lee's Forge's binding stone on OpenStreetMap.org 00:40:59 Acknowledgements Link to binding stone/ shoeing stone map: http://u.osmfr.org/m/1296639/