Rocktober in Canada 2



One of the fine craftsmen I met up with this October was Dean McLellan. He was faced with a daunting task of building a wall with granite rocks and boulders which had been rolled about by the North American ice sheet and advancing and retreating glaciers. Dean had the skill to create a beautiful structure from material that many good wallers would have been struggling with. The photos show the starting pile of stone and the finished result. Well done Dean!

5 Comments:
I love this wall it looks really neat. No wee fill in stones!
3:11 AM
What a lovely wall. Looks great.
6:34 AM
Very tidy wall
10:40 AM
nice work! the difficult stone has been put together very well.
3:36 PM
This is an amazing wall. It seems to me that its one thing to build a wall of relatively rectangular stones. But to me this takes wall building to another level and requires a superior level of craftsmanship (and patience). Truly unbeleivable.
6:21 PM
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