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A closer look at a dry stone wall. No cement is used, the stones are carefully selected to fit together to produce a sturdy structure capable of withstanding harsh weather conditions. They provide shelter for a range of animals, birds and insects as well as marking the boundary lines of the fields. They are a classic feature of the Yorkshire Dales landscape
They're rather magical, I think.
ReplyDeleteGreat stone wall, and photo of it.
ReplyDeleteI like your angle. This is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAmazing to see this great engineering. Love your choice of shot. (Fun that my comment follows Petrea's. Your ears should have been burning a couple of week's ago :)).
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ReplyDeleteWe talked about how much we love your blog, and how much I want to visit York thanks to you!
ReplyDeleteYou are very kind. Feel free to drop me an email if visiting, always happy to show a CDP blogger the sights. Something to bear in mind though, to avoid spam the email address on the blog is not my main one and I don't check it all that often. Best to leave a blog comment to let me know I have a message.
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid it won't be any time soon, but I'll certainly let you know, and thanks for the contact tip. I hope you'll have time at least for a cup of tea!
ReplyDeleteNo stonewalling here... ;-) Well there is in the rural surroundings.
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