@josiegilbert Not sure, Josie. As I commented in my other perspective, it was a solemn feeling to see rows of these lined up against each other, knowing the lives that they took. It seems that the anger continues...
Thank you for stopping by and commenting.
To answer your question about yesterday’s photo is the wall is an old boundary wall that goes on for quite a few meters along the moor. These sort of walls can date back as much as 500 years and the newer ones as much as 200 years, they are mostly kept in very good repair with different styles of building. They are so interesting when you see the way they are built each wall has a different style depending on who built it, rather like a signature
Thank you for stopping by and commenting.
To answer your question about yesterday’s photo is the wall is an old boundary wall that goes on for quite a few meters along the moor. These sort of walls can date back as much as 500 years and the newer ones as much as 200 years, they are mostly kept in very good repair with different styles of building. They are so interesting when you see the way they are built each wall has a different style depending on who built it, rather like a signature