As I was walking from Dunkirk Bridge down to Dunkirk Farm a few weeks ago, I came across this busy chap who was repairing the dry stone wall.
I had a nice chat with him before proceeding on my way.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Drystone Waller at Dunkirk Farm
As I was walking from Dunkirk Bridge down to Dunkirk Farm a few weeks ago, I came across this busy chap who was repairing the dry stone wall.
I had a nice chat with him before proceeding on my way.
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7 comments:
An art in itself! glad someone is skilled at doing it. Did Sir Winston build brick or stone walls as a hobby? I believe they were brick.
Keep up the good work, Charles! You'll be done with the wall repair in no time!
That's so nice! I'd love to see such a wall being built!
God bless you!
Cezar
I love to watch drystone wallers at work. Such a talent and such hard work too. It's fascinating how they know which stone or rock to pick up to fit into a specific place.
Not many people left that do this. Looks like he was doing a good job.
One has to be grateful to men like him, as it helps the stones to continue to dream their dream of a garden.
A wonderful Sunday for you.
Je fais tout cmme vous je monte mes murs en pierres séches c'est ma passion. Vous pouvez passer me voir et sur mon blog il y a mes créations. le bonheur de voir cette photo donc je ne suis pas la seule
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