Local stone

North Wales has so many boundaries defined by walls built in the local stone - very often they are built in the dry stone wall method where no mortar or cement is used to hold together the stones !

[Margo]

Love these stone walls. So beautifully put together. A Fav

[Maggiemae]

We have some of these still standing in NZ in different places and they do look so English - in this case its Welsh!

[Graham Thresher]

Super textures in this old stone wall. Fav

[Rita]

I love stone walls, and the variations across the country are so fascinating, great capture

[Rick Schies]

Nice view

[wendy frost]

I have always loved these walls nothing like that around Cambridgeshire a lovely rural capture

[gloria jones]

Nice light, textures in this shot.

[Pat Knowles]

I always admire these walls, we have lots in Lancashire too....works of art!

[carol white]

Lovely old stonework,great textures:-)

[Sue Wilde]

Awesome work here. We always laugh that in Britain where there's not that much land to go around the paddocks are seperated by quite thick walls while here in Aus where we have such huge blocks we use only wire

[Nita]

What a beautiful wall, gorgeous shot.