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2025 Week 7 Police station stonework

by farinare

mini_Stonework crew today
mini_Stonework crew today
Stonies at the Police Station showing tools
Stonies at the Police Station showing tools
mini_Work progressing well
mini_Work progressing well
mini_Team effort
mini_Team effort
mini_Snake at Police Station
mini_Snake at Police Station
mini_Planning the work on the wall
mini_Planning the work on the wall
Moving a big rock
Moving a big rock
Michael moving rock and sand
Michael moving rock and sand
Lovely job on the capping
Lovely job on the capping
Everyone had a section to do
Everyone had a section to do
Drilling holes for the posts
Drilling holes for the posts
mini_New posts installed for fence
mini_New posts installed for fence
Digging a rock with crowbar
Digging a rock with crowbar
Clearing around the walls
Clearing around the walls
Cleaning out the crumbling mortar
Cleaning out the crumbling mortar
Capping the back wall
Capping the back wall

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