Looking like a stack of dry rubble this headstone is actually one stone.
Saturday 6 October 2007
Rubble wall Cemetry head stone
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Examples of different stonework and bricklaying by stonemasons and bricklayers. Stonework inspiration for architects or anyone who cares. Cement and Lime mortar mixes. Render mixes.
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Dedicated to some of the teams of masons, hodders and slakers that possessed so much skill and may have died in the process.
After years playing with mud Im sharing my passion with you whether you like it or not.
Hope you enjoy my journey of discovery
After years playing with mud Im sharing my passion with you whether you like it or not.
Hope you enjoy my journey of discovery
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- Tuck pointing - brickmaster.co.uk
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- Sandstone gate pier
- Small stone building
- Shaped stone entrance
- Round stone pier with direction reshape
- Round sandstone pier next to an entry
- Williamson brick and stone tunnel crockery
- Williamson Stone Tunnel Liverpool
- Double stacked brick Wiliiamson tunnel
- Williamson brick tunnels Liverpool
- Round brick turrent with copper roof
- Stonemasons tools assortment 3
- Stone entrance in Cathederal
- Arched stone ceiling
- Stonemasons tools 2
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