A Lane in North Yorkshire by Fred255
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Description
This lane is between Falling Foss and The Hermitage.
Note the old dry stone wall. Dry stone walls do not require any binding material such as mortar or cement to hold them together. Rather their strength comes through the correct selection and placement of stones. They also offer improved drainage compared to brick or mortared walls, particularly when used for retaining walls or raised beds. As well as being an environmentally-friendly building material, a well-built wall will require minimum maintenance and should last for dozens of years.
Thank you for looking, as always any comments or suggestions welcome 8~)
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Comments (18)
Wonderful Work!!!
Very nice scene.
A gorgeous walk way with great light captured beautifully, awesome!!!
Nice dry stane syke, my friend. Mind you the stones seem much more regular than the ones we had to use ( fieldstone ) from my gran's farm in the Glens of Antrim, nearly 50 years ago. My great uncle and one of my mum's cousins let me help them one summer., although I didn't get to shear any sheep ( my twin did... ). Thanks for the nice warming image, my friend. Warm regards from a Glasgow that is a trifle wintry ( hailstones twice in the ast 24 hours! ), John.
Great feeling, this path and wall are intriguing.
Looks like a fun place to walk. Our area is patch worked by old stone walls- All from the ground they surround , often marking property borders. Excellent result
lovely capture x
Fine photo. Looks like those trees are anti-dry stone wall:)
I love those walls. What a beautiful scene!
Beautiful capture...
a beautiful place - fine shot
I have walked here often, a very fine shot. Hugs. Spider. xx
Great capture with very nice lighting.
wonderful image!!!!
My sort of walk! An excellent pic!
It looks like a beautiful spot for a walk. It's also interesting to note the different dry-stone wall technique between Yorkshire and the Lake District. The stones in this wall appear to be more conventionally block shaped than in the lakes, where they seem to use any stone that comes to hand. Nonetheless, they all last for years - in some cases, a century or more with only minimal maintenance. :-) Lovely photo.
this is lovely .. I love scenes like this
Beautiful scene, looks like a place for a nice walk, excellent capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!