Nice capture of this cairn, Mary. Where was this taken? It's not natural, is it?
Mary MacADNski: It is a series of stacked stones by a walkway of a Charlottetown waterfront park. It's not natural but was done by an unknown person a couple of years ago. There are several of them, not just this one.
Mary MacADNski: I think it looks like a praying figure too.
From Mary chained to the sink after a dinner party where for the whole day she was chained to the sink and stove...while doing laundry.
Ohhh. Please tell me more about this, Mary. What is it, who did it, where, etc.?! So many questions, so little time.
Mary MacADNski: These are balanced rocks at a water-front park in Charlottetown. There are quite a few along a walkway at the park and they appeared there overnight a couple of years ago. I don't know if some have fallen or not but there are quite a few that have amazingly stood for all this time. I'm not sure if it's known who did them but I don't think anyone knows. Here's a couple of links from some pro stone stackers: http://www.teamsandtastic.com/RockStacking/ http://www.klatu.com/lix/rockatier/stone.html
So much to like about this image, Mary...a couple of things are:
Massive rocks, counterpointed by [relatively] flimsy bridge.
Centred crazy obelisk, counterpointed by the solitary, flimsy milkweed stalk.
Mary MacADNski: I love the milkweed stalk in there too, Ray. It pops right out.
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