sort of tractor related,,,these stones tripped a few plows?

larry@stinescorner · Sep 16, 2014

Ill bet a some of these stones made some farmer curse!

they will look better in this patio than they do in a field!

my good friend is doing most of it,I did some ,but he did most of it,he is a genius with stone

rrlund · Sep 16, 2014

Indian s^x stones.

SweetFeet · Sep 16, 2014

Turning out really neat.

Gee, they're thick... I always assumed rocks would
be sliced thinner for something like that. Guess
they'll never wear out that patio.

Bob Bancroft · Sep 16, 2014

So they are field-picked stone, and not busted out of some quarry? Who gathers, and cleans them?

Larry NEIL · Sep 16, 2014

Larry, as I have said before....the craftsmanship is flawless. Nice job by all!

Russ from MN · Sep 16, 2014

You must be back on the job again, good to see! Are they natural field stones or have they been split to size? A lot of stone put to use in NJ, I was impressed with the stone walls along the freeways.

GordoSD · Sep 17, 2014

How many hours is that so far? We don't have hardly any flat stones like that here. All are round "fireplace rocks"

larry@stinescorner · Sep 17, 2014

they are all natural,dug when someone was excavating

sort of tractor related,,,these stones tripped a few plows?

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