The wall in the north field is finished, after eleven weeks. It follows a hedge line that was there long before the stones. I photographed it in the first hour of light and again at dusk, and the second set is the one that holds. The work belongs to the weather now, which was always the point.
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Eleven weeks for a wall is quick if the stone came off the same land. Did it?
Dusk set every time. Morning light flatters work that does not need flattering.
Following the hedge line rather than the survey is the decision that makes the whole piece.