Rock Solid
Seirer_171105_0211.jpgRock Solid The back wall of a long outbuilding, perhaps a milk shed, is made of loose-laid stone that has endured the decades quite well. This shed is on the property of John Siegrist, who claimed a Wabaunsee County homestead near Alma in the mid-1800s.
The back wall of a long outbuilding, perhaps a milk shed, is made of loose-laid stone that has endured the decades quite well. This shed is on the property of John Siegrist, who claimed a Wabaunsee County homestead near Alma in the mid-1800s. Limestone was a common building material in the settlement of the Flint Hills as it is abundant there and trees are not.
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