Just because I can't get enough of these rock cairns....another photo for you!
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A photo a day from the edge of the U.S.A. 2007-2013
Farewell Port Angeles, it's been swell. Due to a job situation I am moving away from the area, the blog will stay up as an archive.
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- This is more of a rock wall than a cairn!
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- A large crow finds a resting place.
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6 comments:
Thank you! They almost look like people sitting around talking.
Very beautiful cairns, like small men.
These are great designs. You got the light and color just right. Don't see how the one on the left keeps standing up. One small point - remember to straighten the horizon. My wife and I are going to Quinault and Kalaloch at the end of August and really looking forward to seeing your area again.
Yeah I think they're great too. Especially the one on the left. People do them on the beach here too.
You just discovered my blog but you were in one of my pictures a little bit earlier! Heh Heh!
http://victoriadailyphoto.blogspot.com/2008/03/blue.html
The one on the left is especially good ... I seem to remember reading about an Indian culture, in Canada, which was very talented with rock cairns ... I wonder if there is a religious implication.
Yep, I love 'em too. Seems as if they're sprouting all over the hook. Maybe Andy Goldsworthy has been passing through. Thanks for sharing, Jelvistar....beautiful photography.
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