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Feb 26, 2015 1:09 AM CST
Name: della
hobart, tasmania
Celebrating Gardening: 2015 Photo Contest Winner: 2015
I just found this because I followed Leftwood's mugs here, but wow. Beautiful stonework. I love the roughly piled line too. I just love rocks. Lovey dubby

I plan to build drystone boundary walls around two sides of the new (1 acre) property I have moved to. It will take alot of time, alot of rock and alot of back, but I don't care if it takes years. I just want to do it.

My Gran had alot of Pam Ayers poetry books around when I was a kid. I'm told it's terrible poetry (is doggerel a bad thing?) but this one stuck and formed a lasting vision.

I am a drystone waller

I am a drystone waller
All day I drystone wall
Of all the appalling callings
Drystone walling's worst of all

Sorry Pam, if I've misremembered and forgotten punctuation, but you changed my life forever. I want to be a drystone waller! Rolling on the floor laughing

*rolls away back to the lilies*

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