Just thought I'd pop this onto the blog. It's the latest phase of my garden project which has been ongoing for some time. It spans a storm ditch at the rear of my house adjacent to the Trans Pennine Trail in Silkstone Common. I'll post the full tale of the garden project later.
This is the driest the ditch has been since early May. It's been a foot deep in water and smelly sludge for most of the year making building a VERY difficult task.
This is the driest the ditch has been since early May. It's been a foot deep in water and smelly sludge for most of the year making building a VERY difficult task.
With this part of my garden project I was assisted by the Hadrian's International Walling Team of Jalda (Germany), Gui (Brazil) and Dean (Cawthorn UK) - many thanks to them for their help.
Gui and Jalda
LesThe camerawoman gets excited as Gui tests the bridge......
Gui
If you would like a dry stone bridge building give me a call on +44 (0)7952 551025 and I'll be pleased to discuss your requirements with you.
3 comments:
it looks fantastic, I just wish I needed a bridge!
I can build you a stream as well!! Thanks for your nice comments which are most appreciated!
Stone bridges no doubt are fantastic, but constructing stone bridges is quite a time consuming job.
Wooden Garden Bridges
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