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Dry Stone Walling Workshop coming this Fall 2026

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We would love to know more about your project. Please take a few minutes to answer these questions so we have some background about your project. Looking forward to working together to create something beautiful, lasting, and in concert with your environment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Give a call or and email and let's talk or set up a meeting.   Also email images of your site and/or inspirations.

  • We'll do any size job if it's a good match. For large projects we often bring on professional colleagues from the region to keep it rolling.

  • Generally not more than an hour from Baltimore but we will occasionally travel deep into the hinterlands for the right project.

  • We do one project at a time, with an occasional exception for delays or unforeseen situations.  Adam is on-site everyday so you can always get the latest updates straight from the horse's mouth.

  • Ah, the age old dilemma.  For dry-laid work we certainly don't use mortar for the joints.  Generally we use fine gravel (3/8 inch or rice) to maintain permeability.  Promoting moss and other ground covers is also a great solution.  We are not big fans of polymeric sand- as if we need to go spreading more plastic through the land, and it comes loose in a few years anyway.

  • No, not really.  With stones there is more than one solution and pieces can be shaped to fit.    

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