Dry Stone Building

It has been a long time since my last posting, and I am looking forward to sharing what I have been building.

It was great to build with fellow wallers on this historical wall in Kingston Ontario at the Kingston Frontenac public library.

The wall was documented and disassembled 16 meters long and 6 feet tall to allow a road and bridge to be made for the city of Kingston. The approximate age of the wall is 160 years old, first built in the 1860s. To preserve this wall, those 16 meters of disassembled wall were oriented to run parallel to the new road.

John Scott , Renee Nadeau , Craig Beattie of Edge Water Masonry, and Kenny Davies.