Our local Council has been doing something similar in one of our parks which has recently been parlty revitalised, making something out of nothing.
When dead trees had to be cut down, local craftsmen did a great job carving wonderful scultured seats etc. One them was re-planted upside down, the roots painted red and a lovely face painted on!
Has your action spurred this? or just coincidence? Doesn't matter why, I guess. Just good that someone took the time to do something nice in a place that has been left too much on its own.
Love this. Maybe they can come by and dress up my 1/2 dead crepe myrtle....
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Weird! Who, what, when, why.....
ReplyDeletewe got an artist in the house.
ReplyDeleteOur local Council has been doing something similar in one of our parks which has recently been parlty revitalised, making something out of nothing.
ReplyDeleteWhen dead trees had to be cut down, local craftsmen did a great job carving wonderful scultured seats etc. One them was re-planted upside down, the roots painted red and a lovely face painted on!
Has your action spurred this? or just coincidence? Doesn't matter why, I guess. Just good that someone took the time to do something nice in a place that has been left too much on its own.
ReplyDeletesorry, but i think it's ugly! it's a forest, not a rave. what's going on here?
ReplyDeleteIt's above the Vale of Cashmere, and I just saw these three logs and stumps painted.
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