Picture taken last weekend when climbing a stile over a Lake District drystone wall while out fell walking. These walls are incredible - built to last, and many have already survived for hundreds of years. Occasionally they will develop a "hole" and the stones need to be put back carefully to fill in the gaps. There is no cement used whatsoever to keep them together. All down to skill!
Teacher of French and German. My hobbies include spending time with family and friends, cookery, reading, walking, travel and of course photography. My husband, son...
I love this type of image. We have a lots of these in Scotland, but they are built in a slightly different way - I think it's just that the shape of the stones are different. Super capture.
