@wakelys Hi Susan - I'm just guessing here - but he probably started by clearing some paddocks for grape vines. I do know that he ended up quite engrossed with the idea of building a pyramid!! I don't know how on Earth he got that last rock up there. :)
Oh this is brilliant. I could see David building something like this.
When we lived in the UK it snowed and snowed one winter and the neighbours were building snowmen in their gardens, David built an igloo. It was huge and the kids played in it for almost three weeks before it began to melt. Must be an engineer thing ha ha
@summerfield Hi Vikki - thanks for your comment and interest. Kids used to climb it but it's out of bounds now. Except for once a year when someone climbs up to the top to plant an Aust flag - ready for the Anzac Day ceremony!
It's incredibly sturdy - each of those granite boulders is about the size of half a car... :)
@onewing Hi Babs - I loved your comment. It brought back so many memories - my Dad was an engineer too - everything he built was "sturdy"! Our dog had a kennel that weighed about a ton and couldn't possibly ever be moved! :)
When we lived in the UK it snowed and snowed one winter and the neighbours were building snowmen in their gardens, David built an igloo. It was huge and the kids played in it for almost three weeks before it began to melt. Must be an engineer thing ha ha
It's incredibly sturdy - each of those granite boulders is about the size of half a car... :)