Something incredibly timeless and satisfying watching this. In this mad hectic modern world it’s all nonsense really and just old crafts in nature is what the soil needs. Really informative, I’m a landscaper normally patios and fencing and have just started a small dry stone wall repair on a job so much appreciated!

Beautiful to see ancient skills still being practised in the modern world. Great job 👍🏻

Greetings from Colombia! Nice work!

Way to mend the gap, Tomlinson!

Really good video man, Currently trying to repair my dry stone dyke after a rough gale and i found this incredibly helpful. You've got a great way of explaining what you're doing. 10/10

Really helpful to a new waller like me. Learning a lot!

Beautiful work! Thanks for the video

Красивый забор из камней из под ног ! Мне нравится ! С уважением из Сибири,Владимир Мой город - Nizhnevartovsk - Нижневартовск !

Excellent work and presentation! thank you from Southern Indiana ...

Spot on. Did some walling today with DSWA, new in to this. Then searched then this popped up. Great walling there, in my own opinion. Better then mine today. Those Stones looked good to wall with...natural craftsman. If you need a hand, let me know :)

Clever Fella... 👍

That's wonderful job man.

I love this job. You are the best man

Türkiye 🇹🇷 den herkese sevgiler , selamlar.

That was very satisfying to watch come together

Good job as always

Incredible!

Good looking wall, I’m a dry stone Waller my self

Good video,Ally

Right on head of nail! I’ve just started repair of my wall. Bit cheating with concrete on foundation.

Awesome job well done , I learnt a lot thanks for sharing your master stone walking skills. If your stones are a lot rounder stones do split them or just face them off a little. Cheers love the videos, thanks 🙏 jim

Kolay gelsin buralarda taşlar yuvarlak yapılı. Buna göre videolar arıyorum ama bulamıyorum. Yuvarlak taşları düz hale getirmek çok zor.

Interesting stuff. I live in N Italy, and in the Alps there is a lot of stone construction. I watched a video about fixing walls and the builder said to use smaller stones at lower points as the weight of larger stones above will hold them in place. I tend to think that those stones are thinner, more flat and squared off than these, so one has to work with local knowledge. One benefit of gentrification is that people with a ton of money are coming in and restoring the old buildings and walls. It is shocking to see the level of masonry coming from subsistence farmers from 1-400 years ago!

Nice job from french dry stone maker

Brilliant wall an brilliant video . In Scotland we call the dry stane dykes . Glad to see someone doing this that actually knows what there talking about. I enjoyed your video pal . Take a look at one of my dykes I built if you like , it’s on my channel devito501. Thanks for sharing your vid an I’ll certainly subscribe to your channel. Regards Danny.

Man, this shit is so beautiful. The facet of this being pretty much permanent elevates the art to a crazy degree. Would you take a free apprentice for a month a year for the foreseeable future and then for a few times a year after about a decade?

Cracking vid Tom. I'm definitely going to give your method a go on my next big gap. How do you know your batter is the same both sides without using a frame? Is it just experience that teaches you that?

Раствор нужен

Great! Do you think the little culvert caused the collapse of the old wall? It might have eroded the supporting soil underneath the wall.

Hello Tom, looks the business. I’m quoting a job that looks very similar to that in size, just wondering how long that took you to do in total?

How old was this before you fixed it?

I have a 180 foot dry stone wall , in the extreme dry weather 2 large sections fell down 2 days apart , the wall is built on bank ( not my side) it’s a retaining wall to my property. Around another 3 sections look like they are also ready to fall. I’m convinced it’s down to ground subsidence due to the extreme dry weather we had for weeks. Could this be possible and how can I prove it ? Any advice would be most helpful. I’m guessing the wall has been there over 100 years , The house was built new build in 2004.

How do you price your work?

Une kam bere shum mure te tilla ne france greqi

Great vid,! But too many of zips, 🤔✌️