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Wow! I wonder if this is a deliberate plantation design or just natures creativity that's been effectively used in the sculpture??!! Either way.. its superb!
Yes, it looks really good in person! Not sure which came first - the tree or the sculpture. π€
Wow! This is unique and well thought through. I am glad you shared, Siobhan. Thank you! I am working on today's post and i should be live soon. I would love for you to join.
Thanks, Parul! π
Mother nature never fails to amaze us, right? How perfectly poised at the right place!!
Yeah, I thought it was very clever! π
That's unique and creative. Accidental or deliberate, it looks perfect. :)
Yes, it's unique and the perfect use for that kind of tree! :D