I know stacked stone fences are a lot of work. Can you imagine how difficult it was to place these gigantic stones to form a fence?
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Meggie Mac
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you had me thinking the very same thing ... those stones are HUGE. wow, what work. i bet the individuals that did that job have huge muscles!! ( :
ReplyDeleteHi Beth...I have no idea how this was done. They must have a lift of some kind.
DeleteThose stones are 10 times larger than the stones in Ireland. I can't see this stone fence falling down; it's there to stay.
ReplyDeleteHi Ruth....did you notice the stone building next to it? There must be a stone quarry near-by.
Deletewell, just when i left a comment on another blog saying we don't get stone fences in texas... wow, this is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThere are some pretty rocky places in Texas....There are also a lot of stone quarries in the area where I live.
DeleteMust be a lot of stones in your part of the country! Beautiful wall and building.
ReplyDeleteFellow Texan here...makes you wonder how they got those in place, assuming it's an old fence.
ReplyDeleteThis is the kind of fence that lasts and lasts.
ReplyDeleteThat was some serious work!
ReplyDeleteBuilt to last....
ReplyDeleteStone fences are awesome! We have them in Kentucky, but not like this. It takes a lot of work to build them.
ReplyDeleteI thought of you on our drive and paid attention to ALL the fences we passed. Love the stone fence you feature today; they're really a part of our landscape. XOXO
ReplyDeleteLove the texture of the stone...yep it makes you wonder how in the world they stacked those big stones1
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty fence and I'm sure a lot of work. My great grandfather used to build stone walls in the little town where I'm from. It is neat that the fences and wall remain even after they have gone. Take care. Heather
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