All in all your just another drystone wall by aangus
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That goes on and on and on.
(No dark sarcasm now please)
^^/\^^
Glenshee
Comments (21)
Alfons
Interesting picture, great work!
deannemart
Looks like it would be a fun climb - in summer! Beautiful image!
loswl_
lOOKS LIKE A SCENE FROM A MOVIE!!!!!!!!:OO.....GREAT SHOT!!
LostPatrol
Pink Floyd 1979! Just got to live the compo in this one, wonderful scene, and these stome walls that we take for granted are indeed wonderful pieces of work.
diomedes66
Wonderful composition, sharpness and texture are terrific, perspective & POV are outstanding!
CDBrugg
perhaps less spectacular than your previous shots, but I think I like it better.
Tedz
The Great Wall of Angus
kenwas
An outstanding place and image. You have such a fine eye for dramatic shots. And again I wonder, who in the world builds all those amazing walls?
Tore13
eccellente lavoro
ligt
aangus wall. what history it can tell...
Cosme..D..Churruca
Like a lot !
jgkane
Nice shot, Anthony. From the metal 'stobs' or posts ( for the barbed wire ), this wall has been refurbished sometime in the past 25 - 30 years. When I helped build my gran's back up, we used wooden 'stobs' and I got to use the 'mel', a 28lb / 13kg sledgehammer, to pound them into the ground. Who built these 'dry-stane-dykes' or dry stone walls? Ordinary men and youths, and the occasional young lady too. Usually during the school holidays, but not at harvest time. My gran had a neighbour ( an octogenarian retired policeman from New York PD ) who was a great shepherd, and 'an oul' haun'/ an old hand / expert at building the stone boundary walls. Regards, John.
pimbotin
It reminds me my "Jura mountains". They look like this, these times. This shot is totally gorgeous, the perspective with the wall is fanstastic. My sincere compliments!
Punaguy
Stunning visiual! Doesn't look like a fun job to do as you are lifting heavy stones and working up hill...but an awesome sight~ Congrats!
sharky_
Just incredible. Love that wall "Going Up". Aloha
oscilis
Fantastic photo and composition. It's freezing up there.Walls are always interesting. I love the feeling of that sheer drop although I would not like to be there.lol.
escafeld
Dry stone walls do not feature in the landscape in which I live now, but years ago I lived 2 mins from Derbyshire where they are a common sight. Excellent photo Anthony.
sossy
great, a better view for the moment and a leading wall! fantastic and amazing shot and scene! the POV makes it unique! ;o)
fblnet
a beautiful path towards the top... excellent picture!
addiek
We call the stobs 'star pickets' in Aus. I'm assuming the safest way up is along the fenceline. That's what I used to do in deep snow in the Lake District anyway. Cheers... aye lad a bonny fence!
captainparsa
WONDERFUL WONDERFUL