They are "dry-stane dykes", made with stacked stone and no cement or binding. I've been making a raised border in our garden over the last few days and I thought you might like the pic. Here endeth the cross-cultural lesson. See you all in May, July and September. Bring your work clothes and a hammer - I have more garden projects for you.
Saturday, 23 February 2013
A Highland Craft
They are "dry-stane dykes", made with stacked stone and no cement or binding. I've been making a raised border in our garden over the last few days and I thought you might like the pic. Here endeth the cross-cultural lesson. See you all in May, July and September. Bring your work clothes and a hammer - I have more garden projects for you.
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