Discover the captivating history and heritage of dry stone walls in Britain's upland landscapes.
Dry stone walls are more than just field boundaries; they are historical documents etched into the landscape. This insightful exploration delves into the origins, construction, and regional variations of these iconic structures, from medieval times to the present day. Uncover the secrets of 'Galloway dykes, ' stone slab fences, and 'consumption' walls, and learn how to 'read' these walls as evidence of past farming practices and local community history.
This engaging guide is for anyone interested in: British history and landscapeVernacular architecture and building techniquesCultural heritage and rural traditionsExplore the legacy of parliamentary enclosure and the stories preserved within these ancient boundaries. Why buy now? Because the walls are calling.