My great grandfather, from Ireland divided his land with small stone walls. When I saw them in Ireland, it was an incredible moment to realize he had taken a tradition from his homeland with him to his new home.
I love a stone wall. We had several on the farm I grew up on in Pennsylvania. I have always had a stack of stones somewhere on the different properties I have lived on. Several times I have had people ask me if I was Irish-- because of the stones. lol.
I have noticed that the Irish have great skill at building stone walls. There seems to be a good supply of raw material available. Fine photo of this wall, Bill.
Awesome to notice. We have some stonewalls in the hill country of Texas a lot like this. The German settlements were the ones I'm told who started it. Love the photo!
I always think about the tremendous amount of work it took to build a stone wall. When I was a kid on the farm we had to pick stones from the fields. I was awful.
Nice work from the old farmers.
ReplyDeleteMakes me think of that Paul Auster novel.
ReplyDelete...a bit of history that was built over time.
ReplyDeleteI wonder what's behind the wall..
ReplyDeleteI love these old stone walls. Take care, have a great new week.
ReplyDeleteIf only that wall could talk!
ReplyDeletehugs
Donna
Drystone walls always amaze me.
ReplyDeleteY que persiste ante las inclemencias del tiempo.
ReplyDeleteFeliz domingo.
I wonder how old it is.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of heavy lifting.
ReplyDeleteMy great grandfather, from Ireland divided his land with small stone walls. When I saw them in Ireland, it was an incredible moment to realize he had taken a tradition from his homeland with him to his new home.
ReplyDeleteHand stacked stone walls tend to stay up.
ReplyDeleteI love a stone wall. We had several on the farm I grew up on in Pennsylvania. I have always had a stack of stones somewhere on the different properties I have lived on. Several times I have had people ask me if I was Irish-- because of the stones. lol.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful to see, Bill.
ReplyDeleteBeen there a long, long time.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like it's been there for a very long time.
ReplyDeleteIts hard work
ReplyDeleteThey can be very beautiful and durable
ReplyDeleteI have noticed that the Irish have great skill at building stone walls. There seems to be a good supply of raw material available. Fine photo of this wall, Bill.
ReplyDeleteBom domingo de muita paz e saúde meu amigo Bill. Foto maravilhosa.
ReplyDeleteWe also have them here. They're like monuments. Old people, strong people! Good capture! A hug.
ReplyDeleteA stone wall is a work of art. Love stone walls.
ReplyDeleteA pleasure for my eyes. Thank you, Bill.
ReplyDeleteAmazing how clever they are to build such beautiful walls.
ReplyDeleteGod bless, Bill.
Awesome to notice. We have some stonewalls in the hill country of Texas a lot like this. The German settlements were the ones I'm told who started it. Love the photo!
ReplyDeleteI always think about the tremendous amount of work it took to build a stone wall. When I was a kid on the farm we had to pick stones from the fields. I was awful.
ReplyDeleteLindo paisaje. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteLindo paisaje. Te mando un beso. https://enamoradadelasletras.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteI would love to watch how they do this. An art, for sure.
ReplyDeleteI love stone walls.
ReplyDeleteSuch a work of art.
Happy Monday, Bill!
awesome .....
ReplyDeleteLooks good.
ReplyDeleteI love walls like this. You don't see a lot of them here.
ReplyDeleteE proporcionou uma imagem bem interessante! Excelente enquadramento!
ReplyDeleteUm grande abraço!
Ana