Pounds to Stones
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I was always wondering how much weight our Aussie and other posters were referring to in their post when they spoke of stones and kg's.
I found this info online. This is a link to an area that will convert the information for us!
weight conversion - kilograms, pounds, grams, ounzes @ metric conversions . org
Anyway, a stone is around 14 pounds.