Ray Haas, left, with the Dry Stone Conservancy, works with Grand Teton National Park trail crew member Justin Williams on one of two stone parapet overlooks under construction on the southeast shore of Jenny Lake last year.
Bridges over Cascade Creek have been rebuilt with a stouter, more robust construction that is meant to last decades.
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Stones are the earliest known building material, and dry stone construction has been around for millennia. The Egyptian pyramids and Peruvian temples were built without the use of mortar. And now retaining walls around Jenny Lake are, too.
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