


My first attempts above were made on a stony beach next to a river.
My second attempts were made later that afternoon, this time using slate pieces. Apart from a habit of cracking in half whenever the stacks fell the slate proved to be good building material and I managed to get them balanced up to a half-metre high.
2 comments:
hey Gareth these are pretty impressive! did you leave them up for fellow wanderers to discover or have a big cathartic knock down before you left? (should i keep an eye out on the papers for 'dog squashed by mystery rock tower' headlines?!)
No, unfortunately they were all knocked down before I left. :-(
I will have to have another go sometime and leave them standing. I do rather like that headline. :-)
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