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Rolf Hartman
Wed, 04/23/2008 - 00:14

A big ol' howdy from out here in lotusland, beautiful Victoria, B.C. Looking forward to seeing the dswac all the back, out west this summer. The new site looks pretty good so far, will there be a nifty background image like the parent site?
Rock on.

Yseesee
Tue, 04/15/2008 - 07:27

The new site looks GREAT! I’ve made it a point to check out your old site at least once a week to check out the latest updates and I was surprised by the new developments. I had no idea the site was moving.

Barbara J. Groves
Fri, 04/11/2008 - 10:49

I always thought that preservation of the body was the in thing but I must admit I like rocks better. We have the odd stone fence in Northern Ontario and many Native Stone arrangements to admire. My thoughts for a summer project this year centres around a rock centrepiece in one of my perennial gardens.
B.J. Groves

jwstevenson@btinternet.com
Sun, 04/06/2008 - 11:08

Greetings from Northumbria Branch. We have a Branch Meeting on Wednesday 16th April so will advise our members about the 2008 Northumberland Dry Stone Wall Festival. See www.northumbria-dswa.co.uk

John Stevenson, Branch Secretary

jsrimmington
Fri, 04/04/2008 - 02:12

Hello fellow walling enthusiasts from Canada an afar!
Thank you for visiting our new site.
Here, in the guest book, is where we can leave messages and suggestions and add to things left by other people.
Putting thoughts together like stones in a wall
And so touching and balancing against one another along the wall in many directions.
John Shaw-Rimmington