Excerpt: "It had obliterated the house and blown down a 20-yard section of the heavy stone boundary wall, before smashing in part of the station.
The temple is surrounded by a tall stone boundary wall with minarets at each of the four corners, suggesting a Muslim influence on the architecture.
He remembers the day he discovered the stone state boundary marker in his backyard flower bed.
Ms. Cook's photographs have been published in a book, "Stone Walls: Personal Boundaries," together with essays by farmers, historians and an archaeologist on the history of dry stone walls in different countries.
This northern boundary is marked by a boundary stone in the front garden wall of a house on the west side of Wilmslow Road.
Then go no further than the always-chill Boundary Stone in the Bloomingdale area to feel like you just walked into your favourite neighbourhood watering hole.
From Italy come an important religious text, inscribed on a tile at the site of ancient Capua, and an inscription on a boundary stone at Perugia, noteworthy for its juridical content.
In the novel's account, the Earl of Chatsworth offers to leave food and supplies for the village at a boundary stone, and the inspiration for the whole disastrous scheme comes from Michael Mompellion, rector of the local church, whose dark and saintly sides blink on and off according to the demands of the plot.
Epicurus, not intimidated by these spectres, had ranged beyond the "flaming ramparts of the world" through the infinite universe, broken into the citadel of nature, and brought back in triumph the knowledge of what can and what cannot be, of that "deep-set boundary stone" that divides the separate properties of things, the real from the not real.
At 11am on 13 July 1375, dignitaries and eminent farmers from both valleys met atop the 6,500ft Col de la Pierre St-Martin mountain pass, laid their hands together on the boundary stone and declared their peaceful intent.
