A stile made to last

It's really solid, Doug !

It certainly is Pat, many thanks for your visit.

Best wishes, Doug

I'm a great lover of these old stone stiles. When I was about four I hauled my doll's pram over one. I'd been told not to go into a field as a bull had just been pastured there but I'd forgotten. Pleased to remember I rescued my "family" as well as myself.

I imagine you were out of the field more quickly than you entered it! Thanks very much for your visit Jean, much appreciated.

All the best, Doug

Solid !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Many thanks for your visit Marie-claire.

Best wishes, Doug

That's a different one, obviously not sheep country as the lambs would be disappearing from one field to the next

I think you are probably right Colin, the lambs would be going walkabout! There was no livestock in the fields at the time but I suspect they would normally be occupied by cattle.

Best regards, Doug

Un petit escalier de pierres permet d'aller voir si l'herbe est plus verte chez le voisin (lol) bien sûr !
Encore là pour très-très longtemps !++++
Bon cliché Doug.

Thanks so much for your visit and generous comments Jocelyne.

Best wishes, Doug

I'd say!!!
Solid slab indeed!
Fine shot!
Not so much fun for those who can no longer hop over these things with nonchalence! I'm not yet at that stage but I can envisage it!
Best wishes, Andy

Thanks very much for your kind comment Andy. My biggest problem was getting five Corgis over it, such fun;-)))

All the best, Doug

had to look up the difference between stile and style ;-)
yes, that seems built for ages.....

Thanks very much Boarischa.

Best regards, Doug

Nice shot, Doug. Well spotted.

Many thanks John, much appreciated.

Best wishes, Doug

Lovely detail in this shot Doug. It's very well framed. Beautiful old stone and great distant view!

Best wishes, Rosa.