Anonymous

I think it probably is "ivy-covered stone fences"

Anonymous

I assume that it is used in the meaning of "flat surface of a geometric form" (as opposed to an edge or corner), although as written, it is also possible that the faces were faces on statues, although less likely and context would make it obvious which.

Anonymous

The term is used to describe the wall. It is also used to describe a verticle surface like the face of a cliff or building.

Anonymous

A stone face is the front of a surface that faces you.

Anonymous

Surfaces.

Anonymous

A stone face, means the large block that faces you when you stand in front of the wall.