Designed & Built by John Bland
Angellstone is a dry stone wall built inside Angell Woods in Beaconsfield, QC that celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Association for the protection of Angell Woods (APAW).
The wall in essence stands for protecting and preserving nature and the creatures of the woods that the APAW non-profit group has fought to preserve.
The wall was built with little more than a hammer & chisel and a whole lot of passion and hard work. The 32 tons of stone that were lifted and placed by hand are an example of the ability to provide high-end work while maintaining a low carbon footprint.
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Photographed by ALLEN MCINNIS / Montreal Gazette
