Meanings of drystone wall in English

A drystone wall enclosed the yard, but the gate was open.

A low drystone wall formed a demarcating line between the grass and the woods.

A pair of wood pigeons court on the drystone wall close to last year's nest.

Activities you can help with include tree-planting, woodland management, erosion control, drystone wall repairs and pond restoration.

A drystone wall undulates over rows of corrugated ramparts, a series of banks and ditches where rushes grow in the wet places.

Once the frame was made weather-tight, the interior fit-out and exterior finishes, such as drystone wall or timber cladding, could happen in tandem.

Finally, she had to leave him against a drystone wall while she went to look for help, trudging up and down the muddy lanes.

There were photographs of her bridesmaids, brightly wrapped, leaning against a drystone wall, laughing, their beautiful brown legs coltish in their delicate towering shoes.

Its cool climate, wild beaches, drystone walls and pink and purple sea thrift flowers are similar.

Criss-crossed by drystone walls, they are full of spongy tussocks of boggy grass, gorse and bracken.

Inland it's all undulating fields divided by ancient drystone walls and fringed with furze and wild irises.

The prospect of snow-laden pastoral valleys, drystone walls and rounded hilltops proves irresistible: the West Galtees it is.

Drystone walls enclose green fields perfectly.

Then, during the Famine, you had drystone walls being made on the east coast of America and in Australia.

Its coast is dotted with quiet fishing villages, its sleepy interior cloaked with olive groves divided by crumbling drystone walls.

The narrow pastoral valleys, drystone walls and rounded tops immediately recall, as they always have, strong echoes of the Lakeland dales and fells.