With thanks to Jim Wilson
Sometimes you might read something like this:
“First Farmer William
Nilly plowed those first fields and tossed those first stones, one of those first
people to throw those first stones up against those first wooden fences first in
that empty howling wilderness. Mostly
interested in the disposal of stone, William Nilly – who clearly wasn’t
interested in making a stone fence – piled these stones “loosely” and quite
unlike a “proper fence” at all...”
Sometimes I look
at stonework and think:
That’s not Willy Nilly Stonework…
"Learn what history, science and Native Americans have to say about ambiguous stoneworks found throughout the Northeast Woodlands—including here in the Lehigh Valley—and how public and private organizations are coming together to document, preserve and protect them..."
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