This wall is at Peace and Plenty Farm. According to the owner, the wall is higher (4+') that the typical local wall. Notice the style of coping used; this seems to be typical of most walls in this area.

This is the portion I help rebuild (my part was about 5 square feet and it took me several hours. I'm sure the farm hand went back and "fixed" some of my work).

This is a straight shot to show the chinking employed by this builder. According to him, the chinking is largely cosmetic: he said that he does not rely on chinking to fit the rocks and that there is no substitute for adhering to basic principles.