An old stone wall does gather some moss ...

HFF and a nice weekend

HFF & Hanwe

HFF and a very nice weekend !!!

HFF and a great weekend.

Just gotta love those old dry-stone walls. HFF and best wishes for the weekend.

Hi Wally

Nice to see you joining in the bit of fun here! I do like these dry stone walls too!

Best Wishes, HFF, and a Good Weekend
Peter

Great find !! HFF and a sunny week-end ahead, Wally !!!

As you say Wally, and if it is rolling....

HFF, have a great weekend, Herb

An interesting stone fence. HFF!

Normal, they don't roll!!!!!
HFF

HFF L.L.
Have a great week end

HFF, L.L. !

Fortunately, the fence escaped. It really would have been a pity.
HFF and a great weekend to you.

A little late but HFF to you too, Wally! I read somewhere (Bill Bryson, probably) that much of the Appalachians now known for forest, was once farmland with drystone walls such as you see in Britain.

In Wintertime, with the leaves off the trees, driving on the interstate highways, one can see a lattice-work of stone walls running through now what is totally mature forest. Some of the stone walls are on steep slopes; I think they must have been to keep domestic animals contained, rather than keeping wildlife (deer) from eating crops as on flatter land. Some places, the ground is so rocky, that to cultivate it, pioneer farmers simply had to move the rocks out ... so they just built walls with them.