Walking BritainAn example of the art of dry stone walling near Grassington
Walk Photo 114506
Caption - An example of the art of dry stone walling. On the approach to Grassington there is a complex arrangement of walls all built without mortar. From the professional wall-builder's point of view, says BK Jones, Chaiman Cumbria Branch DSWA, 'this wall is far from perfect with numerous running joints and poor coursing'.
Walk 1145 : Grassington, Mastilles Lane & Conistone Dib
Photographer : Lou Johnson
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