Good work. I once spent a glorious day on an island in Puget Sound, near Seattle, at the lowest tide of the year, on a huge rocky beach, stacking rocks. Big towers, little cairns, decorative rows along the big boulders, color-coded stacks, etc. Good times...
Those are called cairns!
ReplyDeleteLove your blog.
That is a great hobby. I wish I had woods as beautiful as yours to stack rocks.
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome!
ReplyDeleteFor those of us that were spooked by Blair Witch Project, it would shake me up a little to see that in the woods.
ReplyDeleteYou weren't in Black Creek Park recently, were you? Saw something just like that there the other day.
ReplyDeleteAnother Andy Goldsworthy in the making!
ReplyDeletewe made inuksuit rock signs like these with the kids at a UU church recently! it was more satisfying than I could have imagined.
ReplyDeleteLove these woodsy photos.
ReplyDeleteGood work. I once spent a glorious day on an island in Puget Sound, near Seattle, at the lowest tide of the year, on a huge rocky beach, stacking rocks. Big towers, little cairns, decorative rows along the big boulders, color-coded stacks, etc. Good times...
ReplyDeleteI see that a lot. What does it mean? Is it just a zen thing?
ReplyDeleteThey look really pretty but the first thing I thought was . . . . Blair Witch. I'd have freaked out a little if I'd seen that.
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