
This dry stone 'project' is described as 'challenging'. There are two paragraphs and a couple of bad drawings describing how to do it.

The whole book though dotted with a few pictures of good stonework is full of incorrect information and unstructural shortcuts with loads of questionable techniques which are totally misleading and far too oversimplified for anyone with any genuine interest in learning the trade seriously. I and many masons like me have spent years and years building and restoring structural stone buildings and know that it's not something you can just look at a picture of and say "That looks easy, why should I take a course to learn how to do that?". I think this sort of publication marks the 'sunset' of masonry and civilization as we know it.
