A dry stone wall doesn't have to be functional.
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President of the DSWAC
- John Shaw-Rimmington
- I am a person who builds dry stone walls and bridges and thinks a lot about how to get other people discovering what a satisfying occupation it can be. I am founder and president of Dry Stone Walling Across Canada www.dswa.ca and an avid supporter of the idea of sharing knowledge freely and learning from others.
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A dry stone wall is always functional, in any setting. It's function is being a wall.
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That wall looks as if it is giving birth to that boulder - extremely explicit ! All in 'the eye of the beholder' of course.
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