I was mesmerized by the patterns within each circle and the patterns the circles made all stacked together.
What a fantastic garden feature a wall like this would make.
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You always notice the most interesting details. I look forward to seeing your Fling photos - whenever you get around to posting them.
ReplyDeleteI imagine I'll start working them in soon...it just might take awhile to get through them all!
DeleteA variation on a bee hive. What are these things, and what is holding them together?
ReplyDeleteLike others have said I think they're core samples...and there might be a bit of mortar? It's hard to tell.
DeleteI am guessing these are core samples. Mark used a pair of these as art objects once. He stood them on end and divided the top into four quadrants. On one core he filled in two quadrants with gold leaf and with teal pastel on two quadrants on the other sample. I loved them. This takes sampling to a whole other level. Or maybe these are just thin pieces as opposed to core sample which are about a foot thick.
ReplyDeleteI love the description of Mark's artwork, that sounds fabulous.
DeleteThey look so cool! Are they thinly sliced concrete circles or chunky ones stacked together?
ReplyDeleteChunky ones...
DeleteGreat wall, like chavliness I wonder if anything besides gravity is holding them together.
ReplyDeleteI believe I spy a bit of mortar.
DeleteMy first thought was that they were core samples. They sure make a groovy wall.
ReplyDeleteA friend has similar shapes along a pathway in her garden. She said they were drilled the bits for vases in a grave-marker. If that's what these are that's a lot of grave-markers...
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