On se croirait en Irlande... HFF

Beautiful Ireland *_* J**********************************************HFF

Thanks Love Song, I fully agree**** Have a nice weekend.

HFF and stay safe!!

Thanks Petar, keep well and spend a nice weekend.

Yes it does!
HFF, have a great weekend.

Thanks Peter, it was the first thought I had when I saw this stone wall.

HFF Christa

Merci neira-Dan, et bon weekend.

I like it very much

Thanks Trudy, I'm happy that you do. Wishing you a nice weekend.

On dirait l'Écosse :-) Chez nous on appelle une digue en pierre sèche 'a drystane dyke'. Bon weekend. Amitiés, Joe

Merci Joe, aussi pour le lien que j'ai suivi. Là, j'ai trouvé la définition de "waw" (je suppose "wall"?) comme suit : "A waw is a vertical sinderin surface. It sinders space in biggins intae rooms or pertects or picturs a space in the appen air. It is for ordinar makkit oot o stane or brick. Waws hae twa main ettles: tae haud up the tap pairt o biggins, an for tae sinder space, giein pertection frae invasion an wather." Est-ce écossais ? Bon weekend, Joe.

Tu as raison, Christa, «waw» en écossais est «wall» en anglais. Dans la région d'Aberdeen, on dit «waa». MDR. Amitiés, Joe

Ah, donc j'ai bien deviné ;-) Merci pour ces explications, Joe.

Wonderful composition.
HFF and a nice weekend.

Thanks Jaap, I also like very much these dry stone walls. Have a good weekend.

HFF and happy weekend:)

Thanks Annemarie, I wish you the same, with happy and sunny days....

My kinda fence Christa. Well done.

HFF, have a great and safe weekend. Herb

Thanks Herb, very pleased that I have "met your taste";-)) Spend a nice weekend.

Stimmt, ich hatte beim ersten Anblick auch an Irland gedacht. Auf jeden Fall ist es eine sehr beständige Abgrenzung. HFF, hab ein gutes Wochenenede, Christa !

Danke Percy, ich glaube, alle die Irland kennen, haben das gedacht... Wünsche dir ein gutes und sonniges Wochenende.

N'importe où il y a des pierres, on peut trouver ces murets de pierres. Moins souvent renforcés avec des barbelés. HFF, Christa!

Merci Dimas. Chez nous il y a beaucoup de pierres, mais nul part il y a ces murets dans les champs. Ici, c'est un paysage de bocage, les limites sont faites par des haies (le bocage est un type de paysage formé de prés et clos par des levées de terre plantées d'arbres). Bon weekend.

Nas Faroe também....



HFF Christa

Thanks Isabel, exactly the same kind of wall, apparently seen all over the world... Have a nice weekend.

A lovely rural image Christa, the style of the stone wall varies around the the country sadly due to the cost a lot of them all not being maintained . I hope you are having a HFF and that your weekend is a nice one

Thanks Peter. Yes, it's a pity when the farmers have neither the time nor the money to maintain these pretty stone walls which are part of the heritage. Enjoy your weekend, hopefully with a lot of sun.

In England und Schottland habe ich solche Mauern auch gesehen, aber ohne Stacheldrahtzaun.
HFF!

Danke Reinhard, ja, der Stacheldrahtzaun hat mich auch gewundert, er stand nur an dieser einen Seite. Schönes Wochenende.

That's beautiful, we rarely see them here. HFF and best wishes for the weekend..

Thanks George. I suppose one has to live in a truly rural region to see them...

Sehr schön!
HFF und ein wunderbares Wochenende, Christa!

Danke Berny, hat mir auch sehr gefallen. Ebenfalls schönes Wochenende.

Merci Daniela, moi aussi, mais on n'en voit pas beaucoup par chez nous.

Superbe image !
HFF et Bon weekend. Amitiés

Merci Madeleine, un p'tit bout d'Irlande au nord de la Normandie ;-) Bon weekend.

HFF, Christa ! Ich wünsch dir ein wunderbares Wochenende !

Danke Ulrich, alles Gute und ein sonniges Wochenende.

HFF, tolles Bild!

Danke Henning, freut mich, dass es dir gefällt.

Good dry stone walling and a fine fence Christa. HFF.
Wishing you a good weekend.

Thanks Rosalyn, I really like these old stone walls in the fields. Enjoy your weekend.

Big stones Christa.
HFF have a great weekend.
TOZ

Thanks TOZ. Oh yes, they are, I wonder how they carried them to the field which is far from the roads... Nice weekend to you.

Hi Christa

A very nice picture, which I really like

Fantastic colours

It is very interesting that this reminds you of Ireland!
In Wales we also have dry stone walls..
www.ipernity.com/doc/2247998/43620328 & www.ipernity.com/doc/2247998/44029656

Also a lot of similarities between the Welsh language and French language..

eg la fenêtre - ffenestr or Le pont - pont

Dry stone walls remind me so much of Wales!!

Best Wishes, HFF, a nice weekend, and stay safe!!
Peter

Thanks Peter, I guess that actually Ireland is not the only country, in Scotland as well and in England in the Yorkshire Dales - not to forget the fantastic Inca wall of dry stone construction in Cusco, Peru.
It's interesting what you said about the Welsh language, probably the similar words are in Romano-Celtic origin?
Keep well and enjoy your weekend.

Hi Christa

It is a very beautiful composition!
The dry stone walls looks so nice!
Yes it is possible to see them in many places ...
But I don't think the two walls are same, which Peter sent.. Different stones and different tecnics..
www.ipernity.com/doc/2247998/44029656

HFF and have a great weekend!! Stay safe!

Best wishes
Füsun

Thanks Fürun, it seems that each country has its own way of building dry stone walls. I think the most impressing is in Peru nearby Cusco, one of the oldest ancient buildings on the planet, it's just amazing... Have a nice week.

That is beautiful Christa. I do love to see dry stone walls and I love your composition here.. My apologies for the late HFF and have a good weekend

Thanks Carol, I also like them very much. In my region we don't see them often in the fields, here the boundaries are made by hedges and by levees of earth planted with trees. Have a nice week ahead.

Stimmt. Im ersten Moment dachte ich auch, es wäre in Irland.

Danke Susanne, vielleicht haben die Normannen dies den Iren abgeschaut ?!

Ich dachte glatt Du bist im Irland Urlaub ;))

Danke Karsten, nein, dieses Jahr nicht, heuer bleiben wir zuhause (sprich in Frankreich), und es ist das 1.Jahr in meinem Leben, in dem ich nicht in Deutschland war :-(

On se croirait à Minorque :)

Je ne connais pas Minorque, mais j'ai entendu parler de la "Route de la pierre sèche" qui désigne le sentier de grande randonné à Majorque. Bonne journée, Nicolas.

j'y suis ... Merci pour ce partage christa