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Enclosure
RESIDENTIAL STONE Joe Norton 7/18/24 RESIDENTIAL STONE Joe Norton 7/18/24

Enclosure

This dry-laid stone garden enclosure, more of a "garden framework" than a true enclosure, sets the stage for future gardens on this stunning farm property in midcoast Maine.

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Stone Ruins
RESIDENTIAL STONE Joe Norton 1/2/24 RESIDENTIAL STONE Joe Norton 1/2/24

Stone Ruins

Stone ruins in midcoast Maine. A dry laid stone garden enclosure.

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Boothbay Stone Walkway
RESIDENTIAL STONE Joe Norton 8/15/21 RESIDENTIAL STONE Joe Norton 8/15/21

Boothbay Stone Walkway

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Mossy Granite Steps
RESIDENTIAL STONE Joe Norton 12/8/20 RESIDENTIAL STONE Joe Norton 12/8/20

Mossy Granite Steps

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Patio And Firepit Design Westport Island, Maine
RESIDENTIAL STONE Joe Norton 10/27/19 RESIDENTIAL STONE Joe Norton 10/27/19

Patio And Firepit Design Westport Island, Maine

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First Sketch For A Boothbay Harbor Landscape Design
RESIDENTIAL STONE Joe Norton 6/15/19 RESIDENTIAL STONE Joe Norton 6/15/19

First Sketch For A Boothbay Harbor Landscape Design

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Boothbay Harbor Stone Wall
RESIDENTIAL STONE Joe Norton 4/1/18 RESIDENTIAL STONE Joe Norton 4/1/18

Boothbay Harbor Stone Wall

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View fullsize I’ve been looking for stone. 

When I venture too far inland from the coast, I get the feeling I’m trespassing. I walk into a gas station north of Pittsfield, and I’m sure they can tell I’ve never shot a deer. Or plowed a fiel
View fullsize Seven years later.

I first visited this site on a bitterly cold day in January 2019. That summer, with a rough sketch in hand, we built a dry stone wall to create a series of garden beds.

I was back last week to talk about a new project. It’s
View fullsize For a couple hundred years, this granite held back the Crooked River.

When the Edes Falls dam was removed a few years ago, the town salvaged the stone. This summer, as part of a revamped park near the former dam site, we built a wall from those same

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