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The History of Dry Stone Dyking
Dry stone dykes (walls) goes back many hundreds of years. Built without mortar, these sturdy walls provide habitat for small animals, lichens and mosses. The stones gathered from the fields were built into dry stone walls to form majestic field boundaries
In Scotland & the Borders towns (Galashiels, Melrose, Selkirk, Kelso) the term "Drystone dyker" is used.
Despite the differing
terms used Neil Moffat designs & builds stunning dry stone work
across Scotland.
NEIL MOFFAT, 14 ST. AIDAN'S PARK, ST. BOSWELLS, MELROSE, TD6 ODQ.