Man restore a damaged wall to its former glory with bricks and cement
Over time, this once beautiful wall lost its charm, showing signs of age and wear.
A hole appeared in the center, making it clear that the wall needed some attention.
Recognizing the importance of restoring it to its former glory, Callum took on the task with dedication.
He envisioned the wall as it once was, strong and complete, and decided it was time to bring it back to life.
With a clear goal in mind, he carefully covered the hole using bricks and cement, ensuring the repair was seamless.
Each brick was placed with precision, and the wall slowly began to regain its original strength and appearance.
Location: Galashiels, Scotland
WooGlobe Ref : WGA806010
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A hole appeared in the center, making it clear that the wall needed some attention.
Recognizing the importance of restoring it to its former glory, Callum took on the task with dedication.
He envisioned the wall as it once was, strong and complete, and decided it was time to bring it back to life.
With a clear goal in mind, he carefully covered the hole using bricks and cement, ensuring the repair was seamless.
Each brick was placed with precision, and the wall slowly began to regain its original strength and appearance.
Location: Galashiels, Scotland
WooGlobe Ref : WGA806010
For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
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00:00I'd just like to take a wee minute at the end of this video here to explain why I put these videos up.
00:06We have a huge skill shortage here in Scotland.
00:10We need decent tradesmen here.
00:14Now apparently, there are only 500 stonemasons in Scotland.
00:19We have a lot of historical buildings in Scotland, so we really, really need to keep these traditions alive.
00:26We really need to stop the skill shortage and decline of decent tradesmen.
00:33So, please share this, and hopefully, between us all, we can keep some of these trades alive,
00:41and keep some of these traditional skills from going extinct, basically.