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Tumbled down stone wall?
When you walk along next to a stone wall you sometimes notice places where the wall is tumbled over. Trees occasionally fall on a wall and other events like passing animals or mild earthquakes can reveal a weakness in the wall. When this happens, the tumbled off rocks are next to the wall and the wall is lower and has a break or gap in it at the point where the tumble occurs. So I was walking along next a wall paying slight attention and came to this:
Closer:
Here we have a sort of tumble of rocks next to the wall but the height of the wall remains constant in the stretch passing the tumble. This suggests it is not a "tumble" but rather a more deliberate addition to the structure. It is about 7 feet long, and I don't have to tell you what would fit under there.
Closer:
Here we have a sort of tumble of rocks next to the wall but the height of the wall remains constant in the stretch passing the tumble. This suggests it is not a "tumble" but rather a more deliberate addition to the structure. It is about 7 feet long, and I don't have to tell you what would fit under there.
1 comment :
I find the pile similar but not quite identicle to the stone row and about the same length ajoining pile I wrote about at http://wakinguponturtleisland.blogspot.com/2008/08/moms-back-yard.html
It's negative evidence, but do think someone may have recognized tone tools and took them (or carelessly tossed them away, being of a size handy for throwing them)?
Would there be one or two left under those leaves??
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