ayy.....Antony cudos to your work...grand job....i love the drystone walls of the Northeast and yorkshire......masterful work there...cheers from germany....you can take a brake now....haa.
You did a wonderful job repairing that wall. It looked like a giant puzzle of rocks that would be a week’s work to put together. Of course, in the hands of a master waller, you did it much quicker😍
This is a beautiful before and after video. I could see this as an ASMR long form video too with only the sounds of nature and stones being placed plus the satisfaction of the wonderfully straight lines and perfect positioning of the stones. No words required
Great job , Ant. - who would doubt it ?! You certainly have your work cut out …!! But if anyones up to it , you are. Gorgeous countryside. Love to you all in your ‘neck of the woods’ ! Love, Marilyn xx ❤ 🍁🦋🌾
From watching you build and repair the walls I believe you must be at MASTER level when packing anything up...like a van for moving. You've amazing memory for shapes.
Beautiful job. I don't think you will ever run out of work in those beautiful surroundings with the birds singing. I would almost call this your Happy place. Thank you so sharing your work.
Although I do know what the wall stands for I would love to do a short version in my gardens but our rock is not flat here. I can see why my Irish ancestors settled here as the rocks are plentiful 😉
I have always wondered what the purpose of the last row of stones are. Regionally distinct, deterrent for whomever passing over, or a stash of more stone when you need to repair it? Just curious.
@@sunnyw4148 the top stones are called coping or capping stones and they stop sheep and cows knocking the wall down also the run water down the sides of the wall instead of through the wall
@@ants_countrylife, Geoff over at Brimwood Farms YT channel says he can't get a fence built because he'd have to pay for the fence first then get reimbursed and since he's just taken over his grandfather's farm in the UK, he doesn't have the money. Is that true or is there ways around it? 💕🌞🌵😷
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Such clever beautiful work you do, Ant.
Brilliant. !!!!!
😊You are a wonder!!
So relaxing …like a Springwatch moment of thoughtfulness !!!
Amazing work shows the pride you put into a job.
Oh boy Ant. That looks terrific. I am in awe.
I am sure you see work while we see beauty. Thanks for sharing with us.
ayy.....Antony cudos to your work...grand job....i love the drystone walls of the Northeast and yorkshire......masterful work there...cheers from germany....you can take a brake now....haa.
My father was a stone mason and i grew up with him hanging out at his job sites...so watching you work is so good for my soul 😊.
Quite the difference between before and after. I know it's hard physical work - but your 'office view' is spectacular. Thank you for sharing.
Loved the birdsong!! Nice place to work!!
Thank You Anthony, I really enjoy your videos and seeing the country side in Northumberland
dry stacking walls is a true art form and takes great skill, well done.
Each stone has a very old history and is in its place. Wonderful activity, for me it’s art. Thank you.
Amazing and artistic work, indeed. 💕
You did a wonderful job repairing that wall. It looked like a giant puzzle of rocks that would be a week’s work to put together. Of course, in the hands of a master waller, you did it much quicker😍
Mooi en goed hersteld! Fantastisch
dear Ant......good job........I enjoy every video from you...............Blessings and Greetings from Daggy,Kiel,Germany☘☘☘
A beautiful job Ant! Well done!
You are a master! Gorgeous Wall!
Wow, thank you!
Absolutely amazing.
You are an artist extraordinaire!
Absolument, un artiste.
Very nice-looking wall, Ant. Fantastic job!
You do beautiful work
Absolutely beautiful!! What talent you have!
Beautiful!
Ant, that's beautiful and amazing work!
Wow, that is one hell of a skill Ant, it is beautiful
That's an amazing repair!
This is a beautiful before and after video. I could see this as an ASMR long form video too with only the sounds of nature and stones being placed plus the satisfaction of the wonderfully straight lines and perfect positioning of the stones. No words required
What a beautiful talent!
Great job , Ant. - who would doubt it ?!
You certainly have your work cut out …!! But if anyones up to it , you are.
Gorgeous countryside.
Love to you all in your ‘neck of the woods’ !
Love, Marilyn xx
❤ 🍁🦋🌾
@@marilyn9155 thankyou
That looks beautiful,you are a clever old stick.Take care...love to you all from Walter cat and me x
Wow..that wall is amazing. I love seeing videos of things like this. It makes the world seem right.
Hi Ant
Fantastic walling. Thank you for making the countryside safe for us and the animals🌟👍💯🍻
You do such nice work. Wow. And I love your channel
From watching you build and repair the walls I believe you must be at MASTER level when packing anything up...like a van for moving. You've amazing memory for shapes.
Lovely yob Ant, you never stop😊
Wow! You have a real gift Ant. Beautiful.
Beautiful job!
Love dry stone walls😻
Amazing and beautiful. Love the bird song, so peaceful to listen too and to see the countryside..
Thank you Ant,🎶🐦
Glad you enjoyed it
Wow! AMAZING!
Beautiful to see and hear! Thank you.
Thankyou Madeline I’m glad you enjoyed watching
Wow what a difference! Good work
Skylarks!
Beautiful job. I don't think you will ever run out of work in those beautiful surroundings with the birds singing. I would almost call this your Happy place. Thank you so sharing your work.
@@mariehansen2534 outdoors in the fresh air surrounded by open fields and wildlife I think it could just be my happy place 👌
Well done Anthony great job as always ❤
@@NorreenWhite Thankyou ❤️
Beautiful
Hello from New Zealand, beautiful work.
@@cherryexelby7425 thankyou
Beautiful job, Ant! Your skills and abilities in working on these walls are wonderful to see!
Beautiful work👌👏👏👏
Thankyou
Beautiful work. I haven’t been in the Uk for many years now, but was that a sky lark I could hear?
@@Ksd555 yes it was a skylark there are a lot of them around at the moment
Although I do know what the wall stands for I would love to do a short version in my gardens but our rock is not flat here. I can see why my Irish ancestors settled here as the rocks are plentiful 😉
What a beautiful video, thank you, with just wind and birds for music. Why are the cap stones (?) much craggier than the body of the wall?
Gorgeous! What length can you put up in a day's time. I'm amazed at this special gift of walling that you have.
I can usually build between 5 and 8 metres a day depending on the stone
I have always wondered what the purpose of the last row of stones are. Regionally distinct, deterrent for whomever passing over, or a stash of more stone when you need to repair it? Just curious.
@@sunnyw4148 the top stones are called coping or capping stones and they stop sheep and cows knocking the wall down also the run water down the sides of the wall instead of through the wall
Beautiful. I noticed most of the stones had fairly straight edges.l wonder who shaped them originally and how.
This is done by whoever originally built the walls
What an amazing skill! Seems like it might be one of those “lost arts”. Is it?
@@dianeroberts4475 it’s definitely a dying art as not many people are learning it
@@ants_countrylife I’ve always enjoyed puzzles like that. Ah to be young and learn that trade. 😂
With all the stone walls around you should have employment until you can’t lift the stones any more. 😁
I'm wondering if what you do is expensive? This farmer has meters and meters of repairs, how do they afford it? 💕🌞🌵😷
@@suzisaintjames a lot of the walls are repaired through government schemes for the farmers
@@ants_countrylife , oh! That's nice. It really keeps the history and traditions alive. 👍. 💕🌞🌵😷
@@ants_countrylife, Geoff over at Brimwood Farms YT channel says he can't get a fence built because he'd have to pay for the fence first then get reimbursed and since he's just taken over his grandfather's farm in the UK, he doesn't have the money. Is that true or is there ways around it? 💕🌞🌵😷
@@suzisaintjames yes that’s right he will have to pay up from and then get reimbursed