Tuesday, 16 November 2010
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This is my book about a dry stone waller in Glen Lyon. You can get it through Amazon Kindle. It was great fun to write..
Scottish master craftsman gathers examples of dry stone features round the world to spread the word about the delights of this ancient craft.
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This is my book about a dry stone waller in Glen Lyon. You can get it through Amazon Kindle. It was great fun to write..
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- norman haddow
- Scottish master craftsman who became a waller after many years as a microbiologist in the food and oil industries.
2 comments:
I love the wall, it looks great. Why is it "nearly" herring bone?
A so called heering bone wall has alternate rows leaning one way then the other. Scott has done a very interesting variation on the classical herring bone design.
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