Building a Stone-and-Rail Fence

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Building a Stone-and-Rail Fence

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This fence firmly establishes a boundary, yet leaves the view unrestricted. Because the rails are not joined permanently to the stone posts, replacing them is easy. For the posts, the rectangular shape of ashlar is easier to work with than irregular rubble.

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