Monday, 28 December 2015
Sunday, 20 December 2015
Sleeping beauty
As this time of year approaches many creatures use drystone walls for hibernation, especially frogs and toads.
They are always so sleepy as I carefully carry them over to another section of wall for them to crawl into.
They are always so sleepy as I carefully carry them over to another section of wall for them to crawl into.
What to do when it's pouring with rain!
Having been on a great stone carving course at the Eco centre in Wirksworth I now know what I can do on those horrible rainy or snowy days when walling is not an option.
Recent work
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Facing a block wall with offcuts in order to hide the oil bund. (see gallery to see before and afters!) It looks so much better now... |
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Building walls on a new housing estate, a really different working environment! |
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Rebuilding a very tall (7ft) granite wall at an Abbey in Leicestershire, had to use tower scaffold to reach the top! |
Mud mud glorious mud!
It has been a busy Autumn and a mild one, thank goodness, although I do think that rain is worse than cold! I seem to spend my days covered in mud!
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Looking clean in this shot! |
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