21 January, 2018

wall repair

a few places around town have to be repaired.   I wonder if the stormy weather caused some of the problems.

this house is on Ballynally Road.



this stone wall is on the main road.  



31 comments:

  1. Hi Bill.

    Nice that it is quickly refurbished.

    Groettie from Patricia.

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  2. It can be tricky to repair old walls. And build new ones. Someone near me had a wall built on his property last summer.It looked until it just fell back onto the lawn.

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  3. It doesn't look like damage by wind unless a tree hit it fallen .

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  4. The street name Ballynally reminds me of our surname - Nalley. I especially love the old stone wall.

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  5. The name of the street sounds so nice to me.

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  6. ...with the first one, perhaps the shrubs are getting too big.

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  7. The weather has been wild this winter, Bill.

    Ballynally. What a lovely name!

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  8. I love stone walls, Bill. We have lived in many houses over the years and I always have some kind of 'rock' thing going. One of my new neighbors that I had not met yet asked me if I was Irish. I laughed and asked why he asked me that---he said---well, the Irish LOVE rocks in their landscaping. lol

    Have a wonderful, blessed Sunday- Diana

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  9. Hello Bill.
    Such a lovely stone wall!
    Here you can find stone walls at the countryside!
    Wonderful pictures!
    Have a happy week!
    Dimi...

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  10. The first wall looks sturdy. The last one not so much, but it has more character. :)

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  11. I think a car hit that first wall.

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  12. Just look at those gorgeous winter trees! Gosh it would have to be crazy wild weather to blow over one of those sturdy brick walls! I wish I lived on Ballynally Road.. just so I could say it more often 😀😀

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  13. I had the same thought as Shammickite: it looks as if a car crashed into it.

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  14. It almost looks like someone might have driven through that wall. I hear that your part of the world has been experiencing some very wild wind storms lately.

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  15. Hay Bill, het muurtje knap er weer van op, maar het oude muurtje heeft toch ook wel wat hoor.
    Groet Kees.

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  16. was it Frost who said walls make wonderful neighbors?

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  17. Never see a stone wall in these parts---we just have too many trees.
    MB

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  18. I just realized my comment could be taken as callus---we have trees and more trees and here logging is done judiciously and replanted.
    MB

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  19. That stone wall is quite appealing, Bill!

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  20. I love all things stone, but especially stone walls. I remember seeing many of them in New England. Hopefully, this can be restored to its former glory!

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  21. Hello, I wanted to mention how much I love the view in your header photo. It is beautiful. I am glad the stone wall was there, it may keep a vehicle from hitting the house? Enjoy your day and week ahead!

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  22. Nice that they are repaired quickly.

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  23. That stone wall is very pretty. I wonder if the first wall will look the same afterwards or if you'll be able to see the repair.

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  24. I wonder if someone had a few too many as they drove on the Ballynally Road. That other wall looks like a real classic.

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  25. Well, perhaps fences do "make good neighbours" since it looks like repairing the walls are high priority to tidy up the 'hood

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  26. Lots of that going around here in Florida...still repairing damage from the Hurricane.

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  27. Yes, probably the weather is to blame. Love the name of the road!

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