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Top 10 areas to visit for dry stone walls

This page is under development but here is a taste of the two that will definitely make the top 10 list of areas to visit:


Stony Rises, Victoria

See here for the Corangamite Dry Stone Walls Heritage trail – the most impressive and extensive network of dry stone walls in Australia – which includes Stony Rises.

Consumption Dyke, Pomborneit Vic
Consumption Dyke, Kolora
Foxhow Road Camperdown with timber slat rabbit barriers
Pomboneit North
Dalvui, Noorat
McKinnon’s Bridge-Noorat Road, Noorat

Eastern Mount Lofty Ranges, South Australia

As Bruce Munday said in his book; Those Dry-Stone Walls;

The Kanmantoo System is a band of schist outcropping across the Eastern Mount Lofty Ranges from about Wistow through Harrogate, Tunkillo, Springton and Keyneton to Truro. … One-hundred-and-sixty years ago much of this stone was used to build the first dwellings, sheds and fences throughout the district, simultaneously providing shelter and containment whilst clearing the land of some of the obstacles to farming. Many of the structures are still in use today, providing enduring insights to lives of the early settlers and at the same time displaying the marvellous stone architecture that so characterises much of South Australia.

Pine Hut Road, Eden Valley
Miles yards, Keyneton Station
Old Stables, Rockleigh
Keyneton Station
Weroona, Keyneton
Sheep Yards, Rosebank, Mt Pleasant
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