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PHOTO - herring bone wall

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David in Wales

06-24-2007 13:59:47

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Hi Gang;
A while ago I posted a picture showing the use of rocks taken from the fields to line the outer faces of earth embankments to make field boundaries.
The farm in this area is on slate, so they used flat small slate "tiles" in a herring bone style to face their walls.
David

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David in Wales

06-25-2007 01:48:35

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Re: PHOTO - Hey Kestral in reply to David in Wales, 06-24-2007 13:59:47

Hi Buddy;
You are an artist - thats a beautifully constructed wall.
The other side of the road with the older wall and the trees looks like areas of mid and north Wales.
Cheers David

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Vito

06-24-2007 16:25:18

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Re: PHOTO - herring bone wall in reply to David in Wales, 06-24-2007 13:59:47

That's cool way to build a stone wall.Much prettier than our walls in CT.

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Kestrel

06-24-2007 17:44:19

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Re: PHOTO - herring bone wall in reply to Vito, 06-24-2007 16:25:18

Now Vito, I'm sure you don't really mean that..... .....I'm in CT on the R.I. border and think they're all pretty. I put a lot of work in these over the last few years. 12 pairs of gloves and 3 pairs of boots to be exact.

David's are just older, probably by 300 years or so.

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RodInNS

06-24-2007 18:42:01

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Re: PHOTO - herring bone wall in reply to Kestrel, 06-24-2007 17:44:19

You must think they're pretty....

Around here, those fences would be on the limits of the road. If public works took the notion, they could remove them... and probably bill you for it if they were being ...difficult.

They do look nice though. I just prefer it when the old people did the work.

Rod

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