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I have a soft spot in my heart for quartets, especially if they can sing. These are very interesting "sculptures". They look both like natural formations, but with just enough definition to be intended sculptures. Are they part of a sculpture garden?
ReplyDeleteYes, a small garden sculpture. What you see is about all there is, except for beautiful flowers.
DeleteI see faces everywhere,
ReplyDeleteIn the rocks and in the hay
Nice that you were led to share
Those faces there made my day!
Glad you enjoyed them. I do every time I see them.
DeleteVery nice photos!
ReplyDeleteYou gave me a good ideá how to do in my new garden!
Have a nice weekend!
These were made from cement left over from other projects, poured into quickly formed sand molds, and left to harden. Good luck with your garden. These look great all year.
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