Dry laid stone, or dry stacking, is a technique of laying stone walls without mortar. The walls are held together by interlacing the stones, and rely on gravity to bind them together. They are laid on a granular footing, and actually have the ability to move (slightly) with the natural movement of the ground. I've developed a unique style of my own, combining different types of stone, years of experience, and a trained eye to achieve spectacular results.