Here are some sort of before and after shots for a job I did in Bearsden recently. The gardens climb steeply here onto a fairly high ridge covered in mature trees. The school at one end of the ridge down in Drumchapel is called Drummore and preserves the Gaelic name for the feature. The wall was built high up, where the long garden met the woods and getting the stone up was exhausting. I am glad that part at least is over. Its not far from Garscadden wood nature reserve and I think it is surrounded in a way by houses so it's a wildlife haven on the edge of the city. Two weeks ago I heard and then glimpsed a raven above the trees. It was a pleasant surprise but it must have been a visitor because I haven't seen or heard it since.
Here are some sort of before and after shots for a job I did in Bearsden recently. The gardens climb steeply here onto a fairly high ridge covered in mature trees. The school at one end of the ridge down in Drumchapel is called Drummore and preserves the Gaelic name for the feature. The wall was built high up, where the long garden met the woods and getting the stone up was exhausting. I am glad that part at least is over. Its not far from Garscadden wood nature reserve and I think it is surrounded in a way by houses so it's a wildlife haven on the edge of the city. Two weeks ago I heard and then glimpsed a raven above the trees. It was a pleasant surprise but it must have been a visitor because I haven't seen or heard it since.
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