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Building a Small Stone House in the Woods - Dry Stone Walling - Day 26-28

Building a small dry-stone house in the woods using the dry stone walling method. The dry stone walls will be approximately 1,5m tall, when the wall and the fireplace are finished, my plans are to use stones as a floor, then build a bed with trees, and last but not least a roof and a door out of wood. I do have some more plans for this place but that will be a surprise in the future. Part 1 (Day 1-3) of this build can be found here: 👉👉    • Building a Small Stone House in the Woods ...  👈👈 Part 2 (Day 4-5) of this build can be found here: 👉👉    • Building a Small Stone House in the Woods ...   👈👈 Part 3 (Day 6-10) of this build can be found here: 👉👉    • Building a Small Stone House in the Woods ...   👈👈 Part 4 (Day 11-13) of this build can be found here: 👉👉    • Building a Small Stone House in the Woods ...   👈👈 Part 5 (Day 14-16) of this build can be found here: 👉👉    • Building a Small Stone House in the Woods ...   👈👈 Part 6 (Day 17-19) of this build can be found here: 👉👉    • Building a Small Stone House in the Woods ...   👈👈 Part 7 Day 20-22) of this build can be found here: 👉👉    • Building a Small Stone House in the Woods ...   👈👈 Part 7 Day 23-25) of this build can be found here: 👉👉    • Building a Small Stone House in the Woods ...   👈👈 Dry stone is a building method by which structures are constructed from stones without any mortar to bind them together. Dry stone structures are stable because of their construction method, which is characterized by the presence of a load-bearing façade of carefully selected interlocking stones. While the dry stone technique is most commonly used for the construction of double-wall stone walls and single-wall retaining terracing, dry stone sculptures, buildings, fortifications, bridges, and other structures also exist. Patreon: 👉👉   / adamarrowoutdoors   Instagram: ➡➡   / adamarrowoutdoors   ⬅⬅ Facebook: ➡➡   / adamarrowoutdoors   ⬅⬅ If you have any questions about me, my gear, or anything else, just ask in the comment section below. I'm happy to receive feedback and I will do what I can to improve my videos. Please do this in the comment section as well. I hope that you enjoy watching this video and all the videos to come. Take care my friends, and stay safe and healthy! #tinyhouse #drystonewalling #bushcraft