Roderick and I arrived to find that Clive had kindly moved the topping stones that we’d sorted out to the stile and wall.
On
arriving at the wall we noticed the new signs that have been erected
warning of the nesting Curlews and asking for dogs to be kept on a lead.
Clive came over later and said that they were nesting in a field
adjacent to the pile of stones in his farmyard.
We
placed the toppers, with the occasional adjustment of the previous
course, to complement the rise in the ground level approaching the
style. We decided to leave an overhanging topper as trimming it might
have caused a break along a fracture line and ruin the stone. Clive
asked for the bottom step up to the style be changed to a smaller one
which we were happy to oblige.
We then moved all the spare walling stone to the roadside so that Clive could move it at a later date.
Duncan S
No. Wallers: 2
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