Very nice!

gg5 said:Very nice!

If he can do that with gravity why can't we do it with glue?

Marilyn, you can, and maybe it'll stay up longer than the 10 seconds that his stood up (kidding!)

Guess I need to take lessons on how to balance stuff huh????

Or just watch!!

the one downside to the rock balancing is how long they last. although to be able to get one of those up and standing for a while is impressive. if you look to the right of one of the pages there are tags that link to many other balances (there are even "gardens" of rock balances) with some videos of them being built. I got lost in the website, just incredible pieces of art and wonderful pictures and commentary.

i do not believe glue is the answer for keeping these up as some of the weights of the top pieces still would not allow it. as mentioned before, small metal rods, unseen, would be a better alternative.

and don't you just love it when you happen across a website where you just want to stay and everything you click on is a wonder

i did - probably 6 hours or more.

Love these natural sculptures.I was in New Brunswick a few years ago and saw many Inuksuk. Again the challenge would be finding the right rocks but atleast doesn't involve scary drills
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Cool link Anna - Thank you!

Wow, thanks Anna, I like it, and I like the name!

wha said:Building cairns are what I am currently playing with after visiting a place called Bedrock Gardens in NH. Here are a couple picks of those.

These are so awesome, Bill!

Your gardens are so very lovely! They look so peaceful and very inviting.

Thanks for sharing!

Those are beautiful!

those pictures above are not from my garden - I wish:) they are from bedrock gardens

I did post some from my yard just before that post.

They're all very lovely, Bill.

I really appreciate both the ideas and the pictures. I've added "get rocks" to my To Do list.