POSTPONED Wallathon to repair flood damaged dry stone walls – 23-24 May

Can you help to rebuild the dry stone walls of Yorkshire damaged in the floods?

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The Dry Stone Walling Association (DSWA), in conjunction with The Prince’s Countryside Fund, is planning a ‘Wallathon’ to repair some of the damage caused to dry stone walls by flooding.

Working with farmers in the Yorkshire Dales to restore some of the 3,500m of walls that have been damaged by floods, the Wallathon takes place 23-24 May.

Volunteers to help in the project are being called for. Everyone is welcome, whether they are members of the DSWA or not. The aim is to rebuild 250m of dry stone walling during the weekend.

To take part you must register with the DSWA so a ‘stint’ can be allocated and prepared for you. Phone or email: 01539 567953 / [email protected].

The first ‘Wallathon’ to help repair last year’s flood damage was held in October. There has been more rain and more flooding since then.

For more information about the Wallathon, download the PDF below.

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