Translations for „drystone wall“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

dry·stone ˈwall N Brit

drystone wall

kamnita stena f brez malte

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English

We take the right and trundle merrily on into the darkness, drystone walls and tarmac running to gravel to dust.

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One particular wall that impressed me was a drystone wall inlaid with silhouettes of branched trees using concrete.

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Hedges replace drystone walls; grass replaces heather.

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Most are flanked by drystone walls, and are wonderfully deserted.

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With the old quarries on your left, head uphill for 2.5km (1.5 miles) to reach the summit and drystone wall.

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He said future policy needed to reward traditional farming so that farmers keep grazing sheep, which is vital to keeping down the bracken on the hills and maintaining drystone walls.

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It was also "massively fortified" with 5m (16.4ft) thick drystone walls.

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Much smaller than anything we would call home, with a single room and stout earth and drystone walls over a meter thick.

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The reconstructed circular drystone wall that surrounds the fort stands around two metres high with steps that lead to a wide rampart.

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The drystone walls are up to four metres thick in some parts and there is a complete chamber intact off the entrance passage.

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