larry@stinescorner
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I know this is not tractor related, but here are some shots of stonework my friend and I did for an estate in N.J. a few years ago.
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Zube Stumbo
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Nice job!!! That is a lot of mortar!!
WantACaseLASomeday
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That sure is nice. I really look forward to your posts and pictures - thank you for posting!
WantACaseLASomeday
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That sure is nice. I really look forward to your posts and pictures - thank you for posting!
cadet trooper
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Larry if you can do that kind of work you won't starve to death ever. I've always wished I could do that. I'm impressed I love stone work, that is an absolute art of which only a few can do. Keep the pictures coming bro.
mike pawlek
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Looks good nice tight joints, the work of some real Craftsmen.
larry@stinescorner
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he owned a lot of prperty and some buisness in Hobokin N.J.
larry@stinescorner
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The wall was very wide with allcrushed stone and perferated pipe behind it
larry@stinescorner
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might do the job if she could give up her cub for payment!
larry@stinescorner
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might do the job if she could give up her cub for payment!
Nancy Howell
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Cool. I always wanted to work with stone.
larry@stinescorner
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It is also a lot wider on the bottom but the pic does not show it really big stones on the bottom, and all tied in .
larry@stinescorner
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its nowhere's near as cool as your J.D. collection !!
Anonymous-0
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Hi Larry, really nice job! They do a lot of that down here in N M Interesting part is there is never any waste, every bit of stone is used and it looks as good on both sides,as they use this type of wall for yard seperations down here!......Jim in N M
larry@stinescorner
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not working too much right now with the cold , but have some work lined up for the spring . Things are alot slower now and probably going to get worse. At least we know how to grow a garden, a whole lot of people dont. Got our freezer full and alot canned. Still eating winter squash from the garden.
larry@stinescorner
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looks better to me ,nice picture!!
Anonymous-0
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Would that make you a "Stoner"? LoL Kestrel on here build a big stone fence and posted pictures a while ago. Pretty impressive work. Dave
cadet trooper
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Hey Vito can I be you and Larry's manager? I don't want much just build me something like you and Larry's pictures and I can live in the carriage house because I couldn't afford the utilities. Great work guys!! I just need a beer garten.
Ultradog MN
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Great photos. Impressive work.
Did you know?
Winston Churchill was a union stone mason. Maintained that alliance with the unions all his life even though he was a Conservative. He learned to set stone during his years in the political wilderness between the wars. Was First Lord of the Admiralty in WWI - like our Secretary of the Navy. He had some improvements done on his own estate and took such an interest in the stonework and the stoneworkers that they taught him their trade and allowed him into their Guild. We all know what he did when he returned to power in 1940.
You were in good company.
Did you know?
Winston Churchill was a union stone mason. Maintained that alliance with the unions all his life even though he was a Conservative. He learned to set stone during his years in the political wilderness between the wars. Was First Lord of the Admiralty in WWI - like our Secretary of the Navy. He had some improvements done on his own estate and took such an interest in the stonework and the stoneworkers that they taught him their trade and allowed him into their Guild. We all know what he did when he returned to power in 1940.
You were in good company.
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